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Rape-murder in Noida, four policemen
suspended
Sunday January 06, 2013 08:02:35 PM,
IANS
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Noida: Four policemen
were suspended and another shunted out here after a 22-year-old
woman who went missing was founded gang-raped and murdered, police
said Sunday.
The victim's family alleged that the main accused, Udaivir Singh
Yadav, a resident of Bahlolpur, had not been arrested.
The mother of the dead woman accused the rapists of killing her
daughter to do away with evidence.
Two constables at the Model Town police post and two others
attached to a Police Control Room van have been suspended, a
police officer said.
R.K. Rathi, the Model Town police post in charge, had been shunted
to Police Lines after the mother alleged that the police personnel
misbehaved with her when she told them that her daughter was
missing.
It was on Friday that the victim left her home at 8.30 a.m. for a
12-hour factory job in Sector 63.
When the girl did not reach home until 10 p.m., they conducted a
search and reached the police station where the officer suggested
she might have eloped with her boyfriend.
After police did not show any interest in locating the missing
woman, the distraught family contacted the factory whose workers
told them they saw her leave at 9.00 p.m. -- up till the police
post.
The family got a call Saturday morning that the daughter was lying
dead alongside a road in Sector 63. She was half naked.
The mother said her daughter was gang-raped before being killed.
"The autopsy report is expected within two or three days," said
Senior Superintendent of Police Praveen Kumar.
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