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Rape victim kills self

Updated At : 06:48 AM Sep 23, 2015 IST

Abohar: The body of a Dalit girl aged 18 years was found on the outskirts of Bhukarka village near Hanumangarh on Monday evening. Her parents alleged that Subhash Chander of the same village had kidnapped her. They said the accused had been harassing her on her way to school. The post-mortem report has indicated that the girl was raped and consumed poisonous substance. — OC

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