Delhi gang rape case: Safdarjung surgeon testifies

March 16, 2013 19:36

A surgeon, who had operated upon the December 16 gang rape victim, today recorded his statement in a fast-track court trying the case behind closed doors. Doctor Raj Kumar Chejara, a surgeon from the Safdarjung hospital, recorded his statement as a prosecution witness in the court of Additional Sessions Judge Yogesh Khanna.

Kumar had done surgery on the 23-year-old girl who was assaulted and gang raped by the six accused, including a juvenile, in a moving bus and was later thrown out on the road to die. Today, doctor Kumar was asked about the injuries suffered by the victim and whether they were sufficient to cause her death in ordinary course of nature. The surgeon will be cross examined by the counsel for the four accused next week.

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