Teen found dead outside hospital, rape suspected

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Updated At : 12:37 PM Apr 03, 2021 IST

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Noida, April 2

A 14-year-old girl was found dead in an ambulance outside a hospital in Noida where she was abandoned by two unidentified persons, days after being allegedly abducted from Hapur district and gang-raped, officials said.

The Noida police has launched a probe. The Class X girl had gone missing from Hapur on March 22. “Two persons brought her to a private hospital in Noida on March 31 where they left her in an ambulance,” a senior official said.

The duo then left on the pretext of getting money from an ATM kiosk, he added. However, they did not return. Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Ranvijay Singh said the girl was declared dead by the hospital doctors. — PTI

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