In a rerun of Badaun horror, woman found hanging from tree in Bahraich

Five people have been named in the FIR by the victim’s kin

June 12, 2014 01:07 am | Updated November 16, 2021 06:59 pm IST - LUCKNOW:

Family members of a 45-year-old woman found hanging from a tree on Wednesday in Bahraich district. She went missing a day before. Photo: PTI

Family members of a 45-year-old woman found hanging from a tree on Wednesday in Bahraich district. She went missing a day before. Photo: PTI

The body of a 45-year-old woman was found hanging from a tree in Bahraich district of Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday. The body bore no injury marks, a senior police officer said here. The motive of the crime is unknown but five persons have been as accused in the FIR registered at the Ranipur police station by the victim’s kin.

Abducted

According to a PTI report, Additional Superintendent of Police Sunil Kumar Singh said that the woman, from a backward caste, went missing on Tuesday night.She was reportedly abducted, gang-raped and later hanged, the Additional SP added. About the nature of the crime, the State IG (Law and Order), Amrendra Kumar Sengar said the autopsy was being performed at the District Hospital and the post-mortem report was awaited.

He said the FIR has been lodged under Sections 302 and 376 of IPC.

Treatment

The woman on her way to receive medical treatment in Lucknow. Her body was found hanging from a tree in Gauria Lunianpurwa village at around 8 a.m. on Wednesday, Mr. Sengar said.

Five persons, Raju, Onkar, Vinay Kumar, Ram Swaroop and Naeem have been named in the FIR, the IG said.

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