<p>Chief Judicial Magistrate, Vipin Sharma, ordered registration of FIRs under section 376 (rape) and 392 (robbery) against the then Circle Officer, Dankaur, Uday Veer Singh Khokhar, then Phase-II Station Officer (SO) Anuj Chaudhary, then Kakor SO Inder Kumar Badola, then Dankaur SO Rajeev Kumar, then Dankaur Police Station beat-incharge, Hemant Kishore Gautam and 25 constables and troopers of the Uttar Pradesh Police and the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC).<br /><br />According to Ved Prakash Sharma, lawyer for the victim, the court has asked the district police to lodge an FIR against these policemen and submit a chargesheet before it after investigating the case at the earliest.<br /><br />"Four-five personnel had entered the house of the victim on May 7 while she was alone and gangraped her on the orders given by their seniors, who were these police officers deployed on duty in the area. After gangraping the woman, they had looted Rs.1 lakh from her house," Sharma said. <br /><br />"The victim, on the next day, approached the Dankaur police station with her complaint but she was turned away. Her FIR was not registered and she was sent back. She then turned up to several senior police officers but no one listened to her,” he added.<br /><br />“She then submitted an application before the court demanding FIR against the culprits for raping and looting her. The court heard the arguments and ordered lodging of case against all these men Friday,” Sharma added.<br /><br />The district police had on Oct 24 registered a case of rape against 16 security personnel in the Bhatta-Parsaul case, following which the investigations were handed over to the Crime Branch (CID) of the state police.<br /></p>
<p>Chief Judicial Magistrate, Vipin Sharma, ordered registration of FIRs under section 376 (rape) and 392 (robbery) against the then Circle Officer, Dankaur, Uday Veer Singh Khokhar, then Phase-II Station Officer (SO) Anuj Chaudhary, then Kakor SO Inder Kumar Badola, then Dankaur SO Rajeev Kumar, then Dankaur Police Station beat-incharge, Hemant Kishore Gautam and 25 constables and troopers of the Uttar Pradesh Police and the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC).<br /><br />According to Ved Prakash Sharma, lawyer for the victim, the court has asked the district police to lodge an FIR against these policemen and submit a chargesheet before it after investigating the case at the earliest.<br /><br />"Four-five personnel had entered the house of the victim on May 7 while she was alone and gangraped her on the orders given by their seniors, who were these police officers deployed on duty in the area. After gangraping the woman, they had looted Rs.1 lakh from her house," Sharma said. <br /><br />"The victim, on the next day, approached the Dankaur police station with her complaint but she was turned away. Her FIR was not registered and she was sent back. She then turned up to several senior police officers but no one listened to her,” he added.<br /><br />“She then submitted an application before the court demanding FIR against the culprits for raping and looting her. The court heard the arguments and ordered lodging of case against all these men Friday,” Sharma added.<br /><br />The district police had on Oct 24 registered a case of rape against 16 security personnel in the Bhatta-Parsaul case, following which the investigations were handed over to the Crime Branch (CID) of the state police.<br /></p>