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Home / Uttar Pradesh / Deaf And Mute Dalit Girl 11 Raped In Ups Rampur

Deaf-and-mute Dalit girl, 11, raped in UP's Rampur

The girl, who was missing since Tuesday evening, was found lying unconscious in a field in the morning
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Rampur, Updated At : 11:47 AM Apr 17, 2025 IST
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An 11-year-old deaf-and-mute Dalit girl has allegedly been raped in a village in this Uttar Pradesh district, police said on Wednesday.

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The girl, who was missing since Tuesday evening, was found lying unconscious in a field in the morning, they said, adding that she was naked and bleeding.

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Her family members were subsequently informed, police said.

The girl hails from a village located within the Shahbad police station limits.

Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural) Jaipal Singh said the girl was rushed to a hospital, where her condition was stated to be stable.

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An FIR has been registered on a complaint from the rape survivor, the officer said, adding that three teams have been formed by the superintendent of police to work out the case.

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