Himachal Pradesh / The mother who threw the girl in the dung turned out to be a 12th student, was pregnant due to rape

Zoom News : Jun 24, 2021, 07:26 AM
Ronhat (Sirmaur). In Himachal Pradesh's Sirmour district, the police have claimed to solve the case of throwing a newborn girl in a dung heap in a village of Shillai sub-division in just 24 hours. After identifying the mother who gave birth to the girl child, the police got her medical done on Wednesday. According to the information, the minor girl who gave birth to the newborn is a student of class XII studying in the school. Fearing localization, he threw the newborn in a heap of dung immediately after birth.

The girl has told in her statement that her brother-in-law had raped her, after which she became pregnant. Being unmarried, she left her newborn child unattended in a heap of dung due to fear of society and locality.

The girl was found in a heap of dung

In fact, in Kamiyara-Khadkah village of Shankholi gram panchayat of Ronhat sub-tehsil, a abandoned newborn girl was found near a dung heap on Tuesday, which was taken by the police and taken to the hospital for treatment. After saving the life of the newborn, it was a big challenge for the police to identify his mother. Sirmaur police has managed to find the mother who gave birth to the newborn by solving the case in just twenty four hours.

hospitalized baby girl

At present, the newborn girl is taking health benefits under the supervision of doctors at Nahan Medical College and her condition is said to be stable. The health of the girl child is being examined in the Medical Board headed by the Medical Superintendent, after which the newborn can be handed over to the Child Welfare Committee of Sirmaur district for further care and upbringing.


rape case registered

Confirming the matter, Paonta Sahib DSP Bir Bahadur said that the case will be investigated by registering a case against the girl under Section 317 of IPC and against the accused under Section 376 of IPC and POCSO Act for leaving the newborn unattended after birth. has been

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