Gang Rape Incident in Delhi Park: Charges Filed Against Three Suspects

A 17-year-old girl was gang-raped in Delhi's Astha Kunj Park on her birthday. The police have filed a detailed charge sheet against three suspects, including statements from 55 witnesses. The incident, which occurred after a temple visit, involved threats with weapons. Legal proceedings are now underway as the case moves to court, raising serious concerns about safety in public spaces.
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Shocking Incident at Astha Kunj Park


A disturbing case of gang rape involving a 17-year-old girl has emerged from Astha Kunj Park in Delhi. The local police have submitted a comprehensive 450-page charge sheet to the Saket Court, naming three suspects: Asif, Hemant, and Mukesh. This document includes testimonies from 55 witnesses.


Victim's Birthday Visit to the Temple

According to police reports, the incident occurred on September 22, coinciding with the victim's birthday. She had gone to visit the Kalka Ji Temple with a friend. They arrived at the temple around 4:55 PM and left approximately two hours later. After their visit, they purchased chips and water before entering Astha Kunj Park through gate number 7.


Threats with Weapons

In her FIR, the victim recounted that while she and her friend were seated on a bench enjoying their snacks, three men aged between 30 and 35 approached them. The suspects allegedly assaulted her friend and stole their mobile phones.


Following this, the assailants brandished weapons to intimidate the victim. She reported that one of the attackers drew a gun while another brandished a knife, forcing her into a darker area of the park where the assault took place.


Legal Proceedings Initiated

The Delhi police have charged Asif, Hemant, and Mukesh with various offenses, including rape, criminal conspiracy, assault, and criminal intimidation. The charge sheet cites relevant sections of the law, including BNS sections 70(2), 61(2), 115(2), 351(3), and provisions from the POCSO Act, sections 6/17.


The charge sheet was filed approximately 60 days after the incident, and the case will now proceed through the legal system in court.