New Delhi: The suffering of a 15-year-old girl, who was kidnapped from Delhi and sold to get married in Rajasthan, finally ended on the night of October 14 when he was saved by Delhi Police Crime Sleuths.
The minor is not only captured, but also being beaten and abused sexually.
Two people were arrested for crime.
A police officer who was part of the rescue surgery said, “When I entered the room, he hugged me and began to cry.
He told me that he was beaten by men.
He has several injuries.” On September 16, the girl was captivated by Neeraj Sonkar.
, residents of Paschim Vihar, and were taken to Agra with the pretext of visiting fair.
“One of his colleagues, Muskan, also accompanied them.
In Agra, the girl was kept at a one-piece house.
The trio finally sold it only for Rs 60,000 to one Gopal Lal,” said the commissioner together (crime) Alok Kumar.
After registering a case, the team led by ACP (Anti-Man Unit) Surender Gulia, including Amleshwar Rai Inspector, Constable Gopal Kriss and Constable Vijay Kumar, began investigating and capturing Sonkar from Paschim Vihar.
It was revealed that Lal had “bought” the girl to marry her brother-in-law, Daanvir (38).
He was stored in a house built on agricultural land in Sikar, Rajasthan, said an officer.
The team, accompanied by the sister, first visited Agra and then Sikar.
The house where the girl is kept in a place in such a way that any transportation facilities are 5-10 kilometers away.
The police left their vehicle, walked, walked to the house and caught Lal outside.
“Lal told us about the room where the girl was kept and she was saved.
We left the place with the girl and Lal in 10 minutes,” the officer said.
While the defendant produced a document stating that the girl married Daanvir, the police examined their authenticity.
“We suspected it was a strong marriage,” the officer added.
The police said the girl was beaten with a stick and misused sexually.
“He was captured in a room.
Every time he asked him to call them to contact his family, they used to tell him that they had bought it.
They used to keep tabs on him every time he came out of the room for daily activities,” the police said.