A purported video of the incident has surfaced on social media, showing the woman in tears. In the video, the woman also claimed that she was assaulted in the presence of police personnel.
The Delhi Commission for Women has taken suo motu cognisance of the incident and sought a detailed report from the police on the case and the action taken so far.
The Kalkaji gangrape was the fourth reported sexual assault of a minor in Delhi in the past two weeks, with the latest cases involving survivors aged between 6 and 17.
A Gurugram court sent Kalyan Bainsla and Lavnish to 14-day judicial custody in the Golf Course Road hit-and-run case. Police are now seeking club CCTV footage and questioning others in the vehicle to reconstruct the events before and after the altercation.
Yuvraj Singh Manchanda, 31, was last seen on September 6 when he went shopping in Lajpat Nagar followed by eating at a restaurant with his sister. He told his family that he was going to Gurugram to meet a former colleague, Anya Vats. His body was recovered from a drain near the home of Vats and her partner Sanyam Sachdeva four days later.
Police said that during the investigation, they scanned more than 50 CCTV footage wherein a tempo was captured moving suspiciously. The vehicle's registration number could not initially be identified because of darkness, but was eventually traced. Interrogation of the driver subsequently led police to the accused.
Speaking to Aaj Tak, India Today's sister channel, the biker involved in the Gurugram hit-and-run case described the incident as "extremely traumatising and scary", particularly for women who ride motorcycles.
Sia, the Gurugram woman biker, who survived a hit-and-run incident, when a car chased and rammed her on a busy road, said she will still continue to ride a bike. However, she said she felt scared and afraid to go alone after the incident.
Delhi Police arrested a man and his alleged girlfriend for murdering his wife after she discovered their relationship. Police scanned over 300 CCTV clips and tracked the accused nearly 1,200 km to Bihar, where both were arrested.
Delhi Police have arrested two men over the fatal stabbing of 22-year-old Vansh in Mandawali. Officers are questioning the accused, scanning CCTV footage and tracing the motive behind the attack.
The area, located close to Delhi University's South Campus, has congested lanes lined with student hostels, PG accommodations and eateries. Locals said the building, known as 'Hostel Daze', was nearly 50 years old, and construction work was underway in its basement when it collapsed on Sunday afternoon.
Swatantra Bhardwaj, who was detained from his house in Bulandshahr on Friday following protests by the CJP and the opposition, was later sent to one-day police custody.
Prima facie, the killing appears to be related to an extortion attempt. The incident took place around 7 am when the attackers arrived on a scooter, fired multiple shots at the man, and fled the spot.
The CCTV footage showed the 3-year-old child allegedly being tied to a chair for hours, slapped and having his ears pulled at a play school in Delhi.
The accused and his accomplice lured the 38-year-old victim, Gul Hasan, to a container on the pretext of taking him to a doctor for medicines. The victim's father then, with his aide's help, smashed his son's head with a rock before strangling him with a makeshift rope.
The Special Cell said an ISI-backed espionage network used a Delhi couple to supply Indian SIM cards, recruit operatives and gather sensitive information, with police tracing links to handlers in Pakistan.
An Instagram bank offer scam led Delhi Police to two men and 50 mobile phones. The case has opened a wider probe into alleged foreign links and a cross-border supply chain.
A group posing as CBI officers tried to raid a businessman's home in Rohini but was stopped at the gate. The failed bid, echoing Special 26, later led police to arrest three suspects.
Delhi Police has registered an FIR on Sahil Lochab's complaint over pellet injuries suffered during the July 20 CJP-led protest in Delhi. The move came after Rahul Gandhi staged a dharna at Parliament Street police station, pressing for a case and FIR number.
Delhi Police filed an FIR on Sahil Lochab's complaint over pellet injuries sustained during the July 20 CJP-led protest, following Rahul Gandhi's dharna demanding action.
