NCW team visits Maharashtra crime site

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Mumbai, September 12

A team of the National Commission for Women (NCW) on Sunday met family members of the woman who died after being brutally raped. It also visited the crime spot and the hospital where the victim was treated. The 34-year-old woman was raped and brutalised with a rod by a man inside a stationary tempo in suburban Sakinaka on Friday. She died at a hospital on Saturday. — PTI

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