Abohar: Three booked for raping girl

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Updated At : 12:09 PM Aug 25, 2022 IST

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Abohar, August 24

A case has been registered against three persons for raping a girl.

The victim, a resident of Khairthal village, had come in contact with Balkaran Singh through Facebook. Balkaran reportedly offered her work in a movie and called her to Sriganganagar on August 14.

The victim said two persons —Nirmal Singh and Jaskaran Singh— joined them at a hotel. The trio reportedly got her drunk and raped her. She lodged a complaint on August 18.

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