Bangalore Child Raped

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  Local Worker Arrested for Allegedly Raping, Killing 8-Year-Old in Bengaluru

  The police have arrested a local worker for allegedly raping and killing an 8-year-old on February 5 in Bengaluru Rural.

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  CCTV Shows Bangalore Child Walking with Man Who Would Kill Her

  A police hunt is on for a man who is believed to have raped and killed an eight-year-old girl in Hoskote in Bengaluru Rural district. The child's body was discovered in a car shed on Thursday evening by other children playing in the area, which is surrounded by houses.

• 8-Year-Old Girl's Body Found in Shed in Karnataka, Rape and Murder Suspected

  The body of an eight-year-old girl was found in a shed in an industrial area of Hoskote Taluk in Karnataka on Thursday evening. Police suspect the girl was raped and murdered.

• 'Rape Coverage for TRPs': Karnataka Home Minister's Shocker

  The media is sensationalizing rape cases for TV ratings, Karnataka's Home Minister KG George has commented as his government struggles to cope with incidents of child rape in Bangalore. A furious opposition says the minister should resign.

• Bruises Suggest Three-Year-Old Was Sexually Assaulted, Says Bangalore's Top Cop

  A group of angry parents demanded answers this morning at a private school in Bangalore where a three-year-old was allegedly sexually assaulted on Tuesday.

• Bangalore Again. Three-Year-Old Allegedly Sexually Assaulted At School

  A group of angry parents demanded answers this morning at a private school in Bangalore where a three-year-old was allegedly sexually assaulted on Tuesday.

• Police Book Over 180 Schools In Bangalore For Failing To Implement Safety Guidelines

  Over 180 schools in Bangalore have been booked by the police for failing to implement its guidelines for child safety. The guidelines -- issued following a spate of sexual assaults on children in schools and repeated protests by parents -- were to be implemented by August 31.

• After Child's Rape in School, Now 7-Year-Old Allegedly Raped at Aaya's Home in Bangalore

  A seven-year-old girl has allegedly been raped in Bangalore, a city that is still coping with the aftermath of a six-year-old's rape in an elite school.

• As Bangalore School Reopens After Child Rape Horror, a Parent Exits, Others Hopeful

  A school in Bangalore where a six-year-old was allegedly raped earlier this month reopened after two weeks with 110 CCTV cameras in the building besides other security measures driven by outraged parents and the police.

• Bangalore Schools to Get New Template for Security

  Parents across Bangalore have conducted a survey to prioritise security measures that need to be implemented immediately in schools. This has been submitted in the form of a memorandum to the state government, which is soon going to make it a template for all schools.

• Karnataka Chief Minister's Shocking Remark On 6-Year-Old's Rape

  While hundreds of parents protest in panic on the streets of Bangalore after a six year old child was allegedly raped at an elite school this month, Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah today snapped at a reporter saying, "Is this the only news we have?"

• Arrested For First Grader's Rape, Instructor Allegedly Had Child Rape Videos on Laptop

  The search for the alleged rapist of a six-year-old first grader in an elite school of Bangalore has led the police to a skating instructor who stashed videos of schoolchildren being raped.

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  'Scared To Send Daughter To School': In Bangalore, Protests Over 6-Year-Old's Alleged Rape

  The alleged rape of a six-year-old at a prominent school in Bangalore that has enraged the city triggered more protests by parents today.

• 6-Year-Old's Alleged Rape in School Sparks Massive Protests in Bangalore

  The alleged rape of a six-year-old at a prominent school in Bangalore has enraged the city and triggered massive protests by parents.

• Six-Year-old's Alleged Rape in School Sparks Anger In Bangalore

  The rape of a six-year-old in a prominent school in Bangalore has enraged the city and triggered protests by parents. A form that many schools have asked parents to sign, declaring that they can't be held responsible for the child's safety, has led to more anger.