Probe begins in Sirsa gangrape-murder case

Hisar, December 14 The Sirsa police have started investigation in an alleged case of gangrape and murder of a minor girl in a village by two youths. The police said they were investigating the case on the basis of the...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:46 PM Dec 15, 2020 IST

Hisar, December 14

The Sirsa police have started investigation in an alleged case of gangrape and murder of a minor girl in a village by two youths. The police said they were investigating the case on the basis of the complaint filed by the family of the victim.

According to information, the girl was alone at the house when two persons — one of them identified as the brother-in-law of the girl’s fiancé and his friend — reportedly raped the girl and then hanged her from the ceiling fan in the room and fled. The girl’s brother spotted the body hanging from the fan when he returned home. — TNS

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