R S Meena, head of a children's home in Delhi, arrested after six girls accused him of sexually assaulting them and filming the acts.
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Head of children's home held for allegedly sexually assaulting 6 girls
He also allegedly filmed the assaults and took selfies, said cops
The government-run home had 50 children rescued from begging, trafficking
R S Meena ran the government-run home which houses children rescued from trafficking, begging and labour rackets. He allegedly filmed the assaults on his mobile phone and took selfies, police said.
"We arrested the accused after recording statements of the victims and the officials," said senior police officer Satish Kain, adding that medical tests confirmed sexual assault.
R S Meena ran the government-run home which houses children rescued from trafficking, begging and labour rackets.
More than 50 children aged between six and 10 live at the facility in the capital.
Police are investigating whether Mr Meena lured the girls to a room on the pretext they needed a "checkup" and then gagged and assaulted them, before threatening to throw them out if they raised the alarm.
The girls complained about the assaults to the caretaker who had been away from the facility when the offences occurred.
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