Gurugram woman injured in acid attack by cousin

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Updated At : 01:00 PM Nov 12, 2021 IST

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Gurugram, November 11

A 20-year-old woman was injured after her cousin allegedly threw an acid-like chemical at her face late last evening while she was talking on phone at the gate of her PG in Farrukhnagar.

Refused marriage
The accused, Ravinder Kumar, is the son of the victim’s maternal uncle.
He was reportedly upset as the woman refused to marry him.

The accused, 25-year-old son of her maternal uncle, was reportedly upset as the woman was opposing his advances and refusing to marry him.

The victim is being treated at a private hospital and her eyes are in danger. Following the victim’s complaint, an FIR was lodged and police nabbed the accused, identified as Ravinder Kumar, a native of Rajpura village in Hisar district. — OC

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