Midnight raid: Ugandan woman listed as prosecution witness

January 22, 2014 00:12

One of the African women who was assaulted by a group of people allegedly led by Delhi Law Minister Somnath Bharti today recorded her statement before acourt here after police decided to make her a prosecution witness in the case.

Court sources said that the Ugandan national told the magistrate who recorded her statement that she would be able to identify the persons who had barged into her house on the intervening night of January 15-16.

The woman recorded her statement in camera under Sec 164of CrPC. The statement has been now given to police in a sealed cover and will be opened only during the trial.

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