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Chargesheet filed against man who allegedly shoved iron rod into Delhi student's throat
The Delhi Police has filed its chargesheet in a city court here against a man arrested for attempting to rape a 19-year-old girl and shoving an iron rod into her mouth to silence her.
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Lajpat Nagar rape case: Man who allegedly pushed iron rod into Delhi student's throat sent to jail
A 25-year-old man arrested for attempting to rape a Class 11 girl and shoving an iron rod into her mouth, was today remanded back in 14 days of judicial custody by a Delhi court.
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After iron rod was pushed down her throat, Delhi student undergoes surgeries
A college student in Delhi has gone through two operations since an iron rod was shoved down her throat by a man who tried to rape her.
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Women don't feel safe in Delhi, says chief minister Sheila Dikshit
A day after an irod rod was shoved down the throat of a student shouting for help while a man tried to rape her, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit said, "Women don't feel safe in Delhi."
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Chargesheet filed against man who allegedly shoved iron rod into Delhi student's throat
The Delhi Police has filed its chargesheet in a city court here against a man arrested for attempting to rape a 19-year-old girl and shoving an iron rod into her mouth to silence her.
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Lajpat Nagar rape case: Man who allegedly pushed iron rod into Delhi student's throat sent to jail
A 25-year-old man arrested for attempting to rape a Class 11 girl and shoving an iron rod into her mouth, was today remanded back in 14 days of judicial custody by a Delhi court.
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After iron rod was pushed down her throat, Delhi student undergoes surgeries
A college student in Delhi has gone through two operations since an iron rod was shoved down her throat by a man who tried to rape her.
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Women don't feel safe in Delhi, says chief minister Sheila Dikshit
A day after an irod rod was shoved down the throat of a student shouting for help while a man tried to rape her, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit said, "Women don't feel safe in Delhi."
