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Mewat gang-rape: Victim alleges cow vigilantes involved

CHANDIGARH: One of the Mewat gangrape victims has alleged that their attackers were cow vigilantes but Haryana Police on Saturday said no evidence had so far surfaced suggesting that the four accused arrested in the case were part of a cow protection group

Updated At : 09:30 PM Sep 10, 2016 IST

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