Bhopal gangrape victim bounces back with grit

The IAS aspirant now wants to clear the civil services exam and become an IPS officer to clean the system and punish criminals.

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The state government drew flak from all quarters for the lackadaisical and insensitive manner in which the issue was handled by the police.

Trusting the accused, the woman agreed to go with a man on his motorcycle, although she did not know him, police said.

The victim, a student of standard 5, was gangraped twice or thrice in the last 3 months, the last time being on November 12.

Last week, the state police suspended five policemen for alleged negligence, which led to the delay in registering the case.

The medical report also mentioned the 'victim' as an 'accused' at one place.

Doctor Karan Peepre, Superintendent of Sultania Women Hospital said the erroneous report was work of a new comer.

The pregnant girl will henceforth be under care and responsibility of state government, MP Women & Child Development Minister said.

The alleged rapists had even taken breaks to take ‘gutka’ and tea while committing the heinous crime.