Five -year -old girl -cruelty took women the police station and handed over the police station, handed over to police

A 55 -year -old guard raped a five -year -old innocent girl in the Civil Lines area. When the girl told her parents her tragedy, she got to know the incident. While the family searched for the accused, he was found on duty at the exporter’s home on Tuesday afternoon. The mother of the victim, grandmother and other women caught the accused. His face was stained with soot. They hit him with belts and slippers and took him to the police station and handed him over to the police. Police registered a case against the accused and arrested him. The father of the girl running a tea shop in Civil Lines area said she lives with her family in a railroad quarter. His wife cleanses and cleans the houses of others. Satyaver Singh, a resident of Naya Village in Majhola area, came to his store regularly to drink tea. He is a guard at the exporter’s house near the Jain Temple in the Civil Lines area. The girl’s father said he was at the tea store on April 1. His wife cleaned the house. His seven -year -old son and a five -year -old daughter were present at their grandmother at home. Meanwhile, the accused Satyoverer Singh reached her home and took her five -year -old daughter to the ruins near the house, where the accused raped her. When her grandmother heard the scream of the girl, the accused ran away after pushing her. After receiving the information, the girl’s father and mother also came home. When the girl was questioned, she heard her tragedy. After this, the accused was in search of the accused. At about 3pm Tuesday afternoon, the girl’s parents and grandmother got to know that the accused was waiting at an exporter’s house near Jain Temple. On this, all three came there and told the people around the accused about the handiwork of the accused. After this, the women applied mascara to the face of the accused. He was beaten with slippers and belts and was taken to the police station and handed over to the police. Share this story -tags