Dehradun: A shocking incident has taken place in Roorkee, Uttarakhand. The woman and her six-year-old daughter were gang-raped by the occupants of the car by giving them a lift in the car late on Friday night. After committing the crime, the criminals threw the mother and daughter on the banks of the Gangnahar and fled. The woman approached the police with her daughter in a bloodied condition and reported the matter. The police admitted the girl to the civil hospital in a critical condition.

At the same time, at night, the woman was taken with him and searched around the car riders. At the same time, CCTV cameras are installed nearby. On the other hand, the police have registered a case against the mother under other sections including gang rape. A woman from The Kaliar area was coming to Roorkee late on Friday night with her 6-year-old daughter for some work. Waiting for a ride, she was standing on the banks of the Gangnahar in Kaliar. Seeing a car coming, the woman gestured to stop with her hand. He also asked for a lift from the car riders to Roorkee. The occupants of the car made the woman sit in the car.  

It is also being said that the car occupants threatened and gang-raped the woman between Roorkee and Kaliar Gangnahar tracks. Not only this, the havans gang-raped her daughter. He also threatened to kill him if he made a noise. After committing the crime, the occupants of the car left the mother and daughter near the Gangnahar track and fled. The woman took her daughter in a bloodied condition and reached Civil Lines Kotwali and informed the police. The police immediately admitted the girl to the civil hospital. At the same time, the woman them searched for the car occupants on the Gangnahar track and in and around Roorkee, but nothing was found. The case is now being investigated by the police.

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