Live
- India Capitals appoint Ian Bell as captain for LLC season 3
- MP CM to visit Kolkata to attend Global Business Summit on Friday
- 49th All India Music & Dance Competitions Begin Today with Inaugural Ceremony
- Popular auctioneer Richard Madley to helm SA20 player auction on October 1, 2024
- President Murmu wins hearts in MP, seeks blessing of Mahakaal
- Israel puts forward new Gaza ceasefire deal: state media
- Over 100 Chakma houses & shops set on fire in B’desh, claims rights body
- MAHE Researchers Ranked Among the Top 2% Globally for 2024 in Prestigious Citation Database
- Woxsen University Secures 6th Spot in Asia-Pacific in the prestigious Bloomberg Best B-School 2024 Rankings
- Yamaha launched ‘The Call of The Blue’ Version 4.0 brand campaign for the young and dynamic customers
Cops rule out elderly woman’s gangrape
The city police on Thursday ruled out gangrape of a 60- year-old fisherwoman and destitute who was assaulted by four persons on the intervening night of January 15 and 16.
Visakhapatnam: The city police on Thursday ruled out gangrape of a 60- year-old fisherwoman and destitute who was assaulted by four persons on the intervening night of January 15 and 16.
Joint Commissioner of Police A S Khan said as per her statement she lived in the fish market of Poorna Market since her childhood as she has none to look after her. She said that four persons raped her before leaving the market.
She was admitted to King George Hospital the following morning and a case was registered after recording her statement. The doctors at the King George Hospital examined her and found no injuries on her private parts and there were no symptoms of intercourse. However, materials necessary for conducting analysis were collected and sent to regional forensic laboratory on Thursday.
“After RFSL report and final opinion of gynecology department of King George Hospital the case will be finalised,’’ the Joint Commissioner said. Meanwhile, the police are interrogating anti-social elements of Poorna Market and surrounding areas to elicit the truth of the offence, Khan added.
