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Assam: Villagers boycott family of Dhing gangrape accused; refuse to perform last rites

Name: Assam: Villagers boycott family of Dhing gangrape accused; refuse to perform last rites - The Tribune
Uploaded: 2024-08-27T14:02:15+05:30
Description: Local villagers of the prime accused of the Dhing gang rape incident on Saturday decided that they will not perform the last rites of the prime accused and publically boycott his family. #assam #Nagaon #police ...

Local villagers of the prime accused of the Dhing gang rape incident on Saturday decided that they will not perform the last rites of the prime accused and publically boycott his family. #assam #Nagaon #police ...

Shubhadeep Chaudhary

Updated At : 02:02 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST

Local villagers of the prime accused of the Dhing gang rape incident on Saturday decided that they will not perform the last rites of the prime accused and publically boycott his family. #assam #Nagaon #police

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