Minor girl raped by mother's live-in partner in Rohtak

Tribune News Service

Rohtak, Updated At : 02:45 AM Dec 08, 2025 IST

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A man has been booked allegedly for raping a minor daughter of his live-in partner in a village of the district. The accused also allegedly threatened the girl not to disclose the incident to anyone. Her mother filed a police complaint upon noticing her daughter’s distress and learning the reason behind it.

Sources said the man has been in a live-in relationship with the woman for several years. The woman has three daughters and a son. According to reports, the crime took place on November 28 when the victim was alone at home.

The police have initiated an investigation after registering a case under the POCSO Act.

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