Case registered against two men for raping women


Team Udayavani, Nov 19, 2017, 10:19 AM IST

Greater Noida:  A case has been registered against two men for allegedly raping their sister-in-law at gunpoint following a court order here, police said today.

The woman alleged that the two brothers raped her at Knowledge Park on October 8 when she returned from a factory where she worked, Knowledge Park police station SHO Hansraj Bhadoria said.

She alleged that the men lured her saying that her estranged husband wanted to work things out with her. “An FIR has been filed and investigation is underway,” the SHO said.

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