All limits of relationships crossed, 6 year old innocent girl raped by her own uncle in Rewa

Bhopal: A heart-wrenching incident has come to light in Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh, where on June 3, a 6-year-old innocent girl was raped by her uncle in the Kotwali police station area of ​​Rewa district. After the incident, it has come to light that the accused lives in the neighborhood and already has several criminal records registered against him. Let us know what is the whole incident.

Father also has criminal history

According to the police, at the time of the incident, the girl’s mother had gone to the court for the court hearing of her husband, the girl’s father. During the investigation, it came to light that the father had a criminal history and was also in jail, due to which the girl’s mother had approached the court. However, when the mother returned home in the evening, the child told her everything while crying and the next day the mother immediately lodged a complaint with the police.

hospitalized girl

Kotwali in-charge Nisha Mishra said that the girl has been admitted to Sanjay Gandhi Hospital. According to the doctors, after examining the girl, many injury marks were found on her body and the girl is in shock. But he is out of danger now and has been kept under observation.

lured to feed ice cream

Let us tell you, after the incident, a case has been registered against the girl’s uncle and raids have been started for his arrest. According to the police, the accused and the victim’s father are brothers and both have criminal records. It has also come to light that due to some old enmity, both of them lived separately but in the same neighborhood. On Wednesday afternoon, the accused lured the girl with ice cream and called her and misbehaved with her. The police hope that the accused will be caught soon.

Police station in-charge Nisha Mishra told "We are investigating the entire matter seriously. “Full attention is being paid to the safety and treatment of the child.” Let us tell you, after this incident, once again women have started raising questions regarding the safety of girls.