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Woman raped in Delhi; accused arrested

The accused had called her to meet him on the pretext of taking her for a job interview

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New Delhi, Updated At : 11:50 AM Sep 30, 2024 IST

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A woman was allegedly raped in Delhi's Dwarka area by a man known to her who had called her to meet him on the pretext of taking her for a job interview, police said on Monday.

The accused, who works as an electrician, has been arrested, they said.

"On Sunday, a PCR call regarding a rape was received at Mohan Garden police station," a senior police officer said.

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The woman spoke to the man, who was known to her, on phone and he asked her to meet him on the pretext of taking her for a job interview on Sunday, the officer said.

An FIR was registered and the accused arrested, he said.

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