Docs not confirming rape: Hathras SP

October 01, 2020 10:45

Family members of the Hathras rape and murder victim

Update on the Hathras rape: Hathras SP: "Medical report from Aligarh hospital mentions injuries but doesn't confirm forced sexual intercourse. They're waiting for report of forensics. As of now, doctors say that they're not confirming rape, can give firm opinion only when they get FSL report.

"The SIT came to the district yesterday. They had visited the village and met the victim's family. They had even inspected the crime spot. The team is still in the village, meeting the family and carrying out further investigation," Hathras SP Vikrant Vir, says.

Hathras DM P Lakshkar says the borders of Hathras are sealed. Section 144 of CrPC has been imposed in the district, more than five people are not allowed to gather. We've no information about Priyanka Gandhi's visit. A Special Investigations Team will meet the victim's family members today, media will not be allowed."

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