Mansehra teenager sexually assaulted by two men
Police say they have received a medical examination report of the victim which confirms the offence
Police say they have received a medical examination report of the victim which confirms the offence. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
MANSEHRA:
A teenage boy from a remote Mansehra village was allegedly raped by two people, police said on Tuesday.
MI*, from the Chatta Bitta village, told Saddar police that his 15-year-old son was on his way to a local shop on Monday when N* from the same village and S* from the Labarkot village, dragged him into a house where they allegedly raped the boy one after the other. The two fled after committing the crime.
Teenager sexually assaulted for refusing marriage proposal
The police said that they had received a medical examination report of the victim which confirmed the offence. Based on the report, police booked N and S under section 377 of the PPC (Whoever voluntarily has carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man).
However, the police have yet to arrest the suspects who are reportedly on the run.
*NAME WITHHELD TO PROTECT IDENTITY
Published in The Express Tribune, April 5th, 2017.
A teenage boy from a remote Mansehra village was allegedly raped by two people, police said on Tuesday.
MI*, from the Chatta Bitta village, told Saddar police that his 15-year-old son was on his way to a local shop on Monday when N* from the same village and S* from the Labarkot village, dragged him into a house where they allegedly raped the boy one after the other. The two fled after committing the crime.
Teenager sexually assaulted for refusing marriage proposal
The police said that they had received a medical examination report of the victim which confirmed the offence. Based on the report, police booked N and S under section 377 of the PPC (Whoever voluntarily has carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man).
However, the police have yet to arrest the suspects who are reportedly on the run.
*NAME WITHHELD TO PROTECT IDENTITY
Published in The Express Tribune, April 5th, 2017.