2 Mullanpur boys sexually abused, Nawanshahr dairy owner booked

Tribune News Service Mohali, June 29 The Mullanpur police have registered a case of sexual abuse of two 13-year-old boys (cousins) allegedly by a Nawanshahr dairy owner. The victims, residents of Mullanpur, were working in the dairy due to...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:29 PM Jun 30, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Mohali, June 29

The Mullanpur police have registered a case of sexual abuse of two 13-year-old boys (cousins) allegedly by a Nawanshahr dairy owner.

The victims, residents of Mullanpur, were working in the dairy due to financial constraints being faced by their families, but fled the spot after the incident.

The suspect has been identified as Lucky (30), whose wife was away to her parental home at the time of the incident. Information was received by

Childline officials, who counselled the kids and got a zero FIR registered against the dairy owner under Section 377 and the POCSO Act at the Mullanpur police station.

The FIR has been transferred to the Kathgarh police station under whose jurisdiction the incident took place. The victims have been reunited with their parents.

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