Rewari gangrape case: Victims identified, girl's health condition stable, says police

The victims of the 19-year-oldstudent who was allegedly abducted from a bus stop on her way to a coaching centre,drugged and gang-raped in Haryana's Mahendargarh district two days ago, have been identified.

Raids were conducted to arrest three accused, police said on Friday.A Special Investigation Team was also set up to probe the case.

On Saturday,Nuh Superintendent of Police Naazneen Bhasin visited the 19-year-old gangrape victim at a district hospital in Rewari.

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A SIThas been formed to investigate the case is being headed by Nuh SP Bhasin. She informed that the health condition of the ex-CBSE topper is now stable.

"I have spoken to the victim today, her condition is stable. The main accused have been identified. We are investigating every aspect of the case," Bhasin told ANI.

According to the FIR, the young woman had gone to attend a coaching class when she was abducted Wednesday while she was waiting at a bus-stop in Kanina.

She was allegedly kidnapped by the accused who arrived in a car and was taken to a secluded place where she was gang-raped after being offered a drink laced with sedatives, the survivor alleged in her complaint.

The accused left her near a bus stop in Kanina later that day.

Meanwhile, the victim was admitted to a hospital in Rewari after she complained of pain in the abdomen.

"The patient was brought here with a complaint of abdominal pain and we admitted her. Her ultrasound and X-ray were done which were normal," said a doctor at civil hospital at Rewari.

"Her vitals are stable, though she appears to be tense. We will also seek a psychiatric opinion. She will be kept at the hospital overnight for observation," the doctor said.

The father of the young woman, a school topper who was felicitated by the government, said she could have been raped by eight to 10 men.

"She has named three accused, but when the horrific incident took place, she sensed that 8-10 persons could have been there," the victim's father told reporters in Rewari Friday, noting she was drugged by the accused.