Teen gang-raped, held hostage for 2 days

GURGAON: A teenage girl was lured by two of her acquaintances to Delhi, held hostage for over two days, repeatedly gang-raped and videographed during the act, before being released on Monday. An FIR was filed on Monday after the rape survivor approached police along with her parents, but no one has been arrested so far.
According to the police complaint, on Saturday afternoon, the 15-year-old girl, a student of Class X in a government school in Badshapur, was lured out of her school by her acquaintance Karan Singh, a resident of Palra village.Singh convinced her to accompany him to Delhi on a private bus plying from Sohna to Delhi, along with the other accused, Sanjay, an unemployed youth from Dhani Shikohpur village. Once they reached Kalkaji in Delhi, she was held hostage in a room where the duo raped her.
The next day, they raped her again, while two others, Mahesh and Kala, both residents of Palra, allegedly made an objectionable video to be used to blackmail her. In her complaint, the girl had initially named Mahesh as the videographer. She later changed her version while submitting the recorded statement before a magistrate under CrPC Section 164, including Kala as Mahesh's assistant in making the video.
After two days in captivity, the accused allegedly put her in a Gurgaon-bound bus on Monday morning and sent her back to her parents. She broke down and told them everything, and was taken to the police station. Based on her complaint, a medical examination was conducted, which confirmed rape. Police subsequently registered an FIR against the three, under sections 363 (abduction), 365 (abducting with intent secretly and wrongfully to confine person), 506 (criminal intimidation) of IPC and Section 6 of POCSO Act.
"She was taken to Delhi by Karan Singh and his friend Sanjay on Saturday by a bus. After raping her for two days and making a video of it, the accused allegedly threatened to kill her if she disclosed anything to anyone. Karan was known to the girl, which is why she trusted him, under the impression they would return to Gurgaon in two hours," police said the survivor had told them.
"Based on the complaint, an FIR has been registered against three persons. A fourth has now been added for criminal conspiracy. All four are aged between 23 and 25, and are unemployed. We're probing the matter. They are at large, but we are conducting raids and hope to nab them soon," said Praveen Malik, SHO, Badshapur.