New Delhi: A 29-year-old woman was allegedly raped and robbed by a taxi driver and his accomplice in Greater Noida after she was picked up from Ansal Plaza in south Delhi, police said.
On November 15, the woman approached KN Katju police station in Delhi's Rohini area with a complaint alleging that she had been raped the night before.
She told the police that around midnight, she took a taxi from near Ansal Plaza, a prominent landmark in south Delhi, to go to her home in Rohini, in north-west Delhi. The taxi driver, she alleged, allowed another person to board the taxi and soon, they started misbehaving with her, the police said.
She managed to reach home and informed her family and subsequently a complaint was lodged with the police.
An investigation is currently under way, an officer said.
On November 15, the woman approached KN Katju police station in Delhi's Rohini area with a complaint alleging that she had been raped the night before.
She told the police that around midnight, she took a taxi from near Ansal Plaza, a prominent landmark in south Delhi, to go to her home in Rohini, in north-west Delhi. The taxi driver, she alleged, allowed another person to board the taxi and soon, they started misbehaving with her, the police said.
She managed to reach home and informed her family and subsequently a complaint was lodged with the police.
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An investigation is currently under way, an officer said.
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