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Prime accused in Assam rape case jumps into pond, dies at Dhing in Nagaon district

Name: Prime accused in Assam rape case jumps into pond, dies at Dhing in Nagaon district - The Tribune
Uploaded: 2024-08-27T13:56:10+05:30
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Description: In a tragic incident, a 14-year-old minor girl was allegedly gang-raped by 3 persons in Nagaon’s Dhing area on August 22. The heinous crime took place while the victim was returning to home from tuition classes. The incident triggered...

In a tragic incident, a 14-year-old minor girl was allegedly gang-raped by 3 persons in Nagaon’s Dhing area on August 22. The heinous crime took place while the victim was returning to home from tuition classes. The incident triggered...

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Updated At : 01:56 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST

In a tragic incident, a 14-year-old minor girl was allegedly gang-raped by 3 persons in Nagaon’s Dhing area on August 22. The heinous crime took place while the victim was returning to home from tuition classes. The incident triggered massive protests where locals, various organisations demanded stringent action against culprits. Meanwhile, #assam #Nagaon #police

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