Minor girl gangraped inside ICU in UP

November 04, 2018 11:18

A minor girl who was admitted in an intensive care unit of a private hospital in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly was allegedly gangraped by a hospital staffer and four unidentified men.

A Singh, superintendent of police-city said, "Victim narrated her ordeal after she was shifted to the general ward. A case has been registered and the investigation is underway."

Police further informed that the girl was admitted to the hospital after she was bit by a snake and was put on the ventilator in the ICU ward of the hospital.

However, later was shifted to the general ward, it was then she informed others about the hapless incident, the police said.

Singh said that the police immediately reached the spot after learning about the incident and lodged an FIR and commenced an investigation. -- ANI

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