Mumbai: A 14-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a 28-year-old rag-picker in Panvel in Navi Mumbai, police said on Monday.
The accused, identified as one Raju Kamble, raped the girl on Sunday. The victim is a resident of Akurli area in Panvel who had lost her way home on Saturday night, police said.
According to police, the victim's sister was admitted to a hospital for medical treatment and the girl had gone with her mother to visit the hospital on Sunday evening.
However, she left the hospital alone and went to some festival in nearby Nerul area and later returned to Panvel. However, she could not find her way back home and was given a shelter by local ragpicker women, police added.
On Sunday morning, she left the place with the ragpickers, but after some time was again left alone.
Finding her alone, the accused raped her and threatened her with dire consequences if she told about the incident to anyone.
The girl finally found her friend's place from where she contacted her family and told them about the incident.
Raju was arrested later from a slum following a complaint by her family.
The accused, identified as one Raju Kamble, raped the girl on Sunday. The victim is a resident of Akurli area in Panvel who had lost her way home on Saturday night, police said.
According to police, the victim's sister was admitted to a hospital for medical treatment and the girl had gone with her mother to visit the hospital on Sunday evening.
On Sunday morning, she left the place with the ragpickers, but after some time was again left alone.
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The girl finally found her friend's place from where she contacted her family and told them about the incident.
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