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Lakhimpur Dalit Sisters’ Rape-Murder: 5 Key Points In UP Police Action So Far

Lakhimpur Kheri (Uttar Pradesh): In the assault and murder of two minor Dalit sisters, 17 and 15, whose bodies were found yesterday, police have captured six individuals and profess to have broken the case.

Every one of the six blamed captured, remembering one for experience today, says region police boss

Lakhimpur Kheri (Uttar Pradesh): In the assault and murder of two minor Dalit sisters, 17 and 15, whose bodies were found yesterday, police have captured six individuals and profess to have broken the case. “Every one of those included are presently captured,” the region police boss told journalists.

Here are the five key things police said:

The six captured men incorporate one from the casualties’ area. He had purportedly acquainted the young ladies with three others yet was not at the location of crime. “The three who did the wrongdoing, and two who helped them in a concealment endeavor, are from another town near the young ladies’,” expressed Superintendent of Police Sanjeev Suman.

One of the men was found today in an experience with the police, who shot him in the leg, the official said. He, as well, had been recognized yesterday, police said. Each of the six have been reserved for homicide and assault, other than under the Protection of Children Against Sexual Offenses (POCSO) Act.

Three of the men, who were companions with the young ladies, had taken them along on motorbikes, the SP told journalists. He said they were “not effectively stole”. Their mom had claimed grabbing, however the official said they believed the men as they were companions.

The men exploited being companions and assaulted them. As the young ladies then began saying they’d need to wed them, the men blew up and choked them with their dupattas. They later called two of their companions, who assisted them with hanging the young ladies so it seems to be a self destruction,” he said.

Posthumous assessment is being directed by a board of three specialists. “It will be videographed, and a few individuals from the casualties’ family will be inside as they needed certainly,” said SP Suman, adding, “We will do all that the family needs. That is significant, we get it.” He denied reports that neighborhood cops had got into a contention with the casualties’ family yesterday.