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Lockdown: Woman gangraped in a school at Rajasthan

A woman trapped in Sawaimadhopur district for more than a month due to lockdown was gangraped by a few youngsters at school.

The woman from Ajmer was stuck in Sawaimadhopur for a month due to the lockdown. But on Thursday, she began to walk to Jaipur.

At night, she lost her way and ended up at a school where the youngsters attacked and raped her around 2 am. On Friday, the rape victim reached the police station and filed an FIR following which the cops arrested the three accused.

The SP of Sawai Madhopur, Sudhir Chaudhary said that the 40-year-old woman who is from the Kishangarh police station area in Ajmer district had lodged the report at Batoda police station in Sawai Madhopur.

Due to the lockdown, she was forced to walk to Jaipur and she lost her way in between and reached Barrakhandi village in the night.

She then took shelter in the village school building. At 2 am, the three accused – Kamal Kharwal, Lakhan Raiger, and Rishikesh Meena – reached the school. Finding the woman alone, the trio raped her and fled.

A team was then formed to arrest the accused.

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