Rape Survivor In Hospital After Set On Fire In Rajasthan, Rape Accused Detained: Police
05th March 2021 03:09 pmndtv.com
The woman has been admitted to a hospital in Bikaner with serious burn injuries (Representational)
A 33-year-old rape survivor was set afire in Rajasthan's Hanumangarh district, police said on Friday.
The woman has been admitted to a hospital in Bikaner with serious burn injuries, Golupura Station House Officer (SHO) Omprakash said, adding that Pradeep Vishnoi, who was accused by the woman of raping her in 2018, has been detained for questioning.
The incident occurred in the early hours of Thursday.
The survivor, who has a daughter, was living with her maternal grandmother following a dispute with her husband, the police said.
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