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Month on, accused in Tikri assault case held

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Updated At : 11:48 AM Jun 10, 2021 IST

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Jhajjar, June 9

The police arrested Anil Malik, the key accused in the case of sexual assault on a 25-year-old Bengali woman at Tikri, from Bhiwani last night.

He had been absconding for over a month after a case was registered against him and five others on the complaint of the victim’s father.

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Rajesh Duggal, Jhajjar SP, said Malik was arrested by a police team led by CIA-2 in-charge Manoj Kumar. He would be produced before a local court on Thursday.

The victim had come to Tikri from West Bengal to support farmers on April 12. She died of Covid at a private hospital in Bahadurgarh on April 30. On May 8, her father lodged a complaint alleging his daughter was sexually assaulted by Malik at the protest site.

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