New Delhi: police The arrests of all five suspects involved in the gang rape of a minor were announced on Sunday interstate bus terminal (ISBT) in dehradunas investigation According to an ANI report, the project is still ongoing.
A case has been registered with the Patel Nagar police station. POCSO ActDehradun Senior Superintendent of Police Ajay Singh said the police were actively collecting evidence against the accused (solid phase phosphate).
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Singh also called on electronic, print and online media not to publish unofficial information related to the case, warning that they would be held accountable if they did so.
“Only official press releases issued by the police should be deemed to authorize and release information about this incident. If any media publishes or broadcasts news related to this incident without official confirmation, they will be held accountable.”
SSP Ajay Singh also cited Section 23 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses Act, 2012 (POCSO), which outlines the responsibilities of the media: No media person or related entity shall report in a manner likely to damage the reputation of a child or offend the reputation of a child Or comment on children.
The SSP added that if any news is published or broadcast without verified information, legal action can be taken against the responsible party under Section 23 of the POCSO Act.
Alleged gang rape in ISBT
A 16-year-old girl was allegedly picked up by a bus driver and conductor from Kashmere Gate in Delhi on August 12 and taken to ISBT, Dehradun. The car stopped in a secluded area of ISBT where she, along with three other men, attacked her. Following this, the Dehradun police team collected CCTV footage from the ISBT and nearby areas of Kashmir Gate in Delhi.
A case has been registered with the Patel Nagar police station. POCSO ActDehradun Senior Superintendent of Police Ajay Singh said the police were actively collecting evidence against the accused (solid phase phosphate).
media Site warning
Singh also called on electronic, print and online media not to publish unofficial information related to the case, warning that they would be held accountable if they did so.
“Only official press releases issued by the police should be deemed to authorize and release information about this incident. If any media publishes or broadcasts news related to this incident without official confirmation, they will be held accountable.”
SSP Ajay Singh also cited Section 23 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses Act, 2012 (POCSO), which outlines the responsibilities of the media: No media person or related entity shall report in a manner likely to damage the reputation of a child or offend the reputation of a child Or comment on children.
The SSP added that if any news is published or broadcast without verified information, legal action can be taken against the responsible party under Section 23 of the POCSO Act.
Alleged gang rape in ISBT
A 16-year-old girl was allegedly picked up by a bus driver and conductor from Kashmere Gate in Delhi on August 12 and taken to ISBT, Dehradun. The car stopped in a secluded area of ISBT where she, along with three other men, attacked her. Following this, the Dehradun police team collected CCTV footage from the ISBT and nearby areas of Kashmir Gate in Delhi.
