Woman raped in Delhi, 1 held

New Delhi, Sep 26 (IANS) A man was captured for supposedly assaulting a lady at her home in south Delhi’s Mehrauli region, an authority said on Monday.

The blamed, recognized as Harjeet Yadav, an occupant of Khanpur in the public capital, supposedly has a place with an ideological group. The police, in any case, were hush on revealing any subtleties.

Delegate Chief of Police (south) Chandan Chowdhary said a PCR call was gotten at Mehrauli police headquarters on September 25 after which the police arrived at the spot and took the person in question and the charged man to the police headquarters.

“The casualty expressed that she was in touch with the blamed for the beyond one and half month and on September 25 the denounced Harjeet Yadav came to her level affected by liquor and serious assault upon her and furthermore had oral sex,” the DCP said.

As per the authority, the person in question, not long after his frightful demonstration, secured the charged in a room and dialed 112.

In like manner, in light of the casualty’s assertion, the police enlisted a FIR under segment 376 (assault), 323 (willfully causing hurt), 509 (Word, motion or act planned to affront the unobtrusiveness of a lady) and 377 (unnatural offenses) of the Indian Corrective Code and captured the denounced.

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