<p>The entire Pali police station has been sent to lines by ADG zone Bhanu Bhaskar over the alleged rape of a minor by the station house officer when she went to lodge a complaint.</p>.<p>ADG (law and order) Prashant Kumar told reporters in Lucknow on Wednesday that DIG, Jhansi, has been asked to probe the incident in which a case has been lodged against six police personnel, including the SHO who is now absconding.</p>.<p>Three persons have been arrested in the matter.</p>.<p>Lalitpur District Superintendent of Police Nikhil Pathak said that four boys, all residents of Pali, had allegedly lured the 13-year-old girl and took her to Bhopal on April 22 where they gang-raped her for three days.</p>.<p>Later, they brought the girl back to Pali in Lalitpur, handed her over to Pali police station in-charge Tilakdhari Saroj and fled.</p>.<p>The police station in-charge then sent the girl, along with her aunt, to the Child Line centre.</p>.<p>Two days later, the police station in-charge called the girl on the pretext of taking her statement on the incident. He then allegedly raped her behind closed doors.</p>.<p>The girl was then again sent back to the Child Line centre, where, during a counselling session, she narrated her ordeal.</p>.<p>Following this, the Child Line team registered a complaint with the Superintendent of Police.</p>.<p>Taking note of the incident, the Superintendent of Police lodged a case against six people including the Pali police station in-charge under Sections 363 (kidnapping), 376 (rape), 376 B, 120 B (party to a criminal conspiracy), Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO) and SC/ST Act of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).</p>.<p>Station in-charge Tilakdhari Saroj was suspended and three accused were arrested in connection with the case. Meanwhile, teams were formed to nab other accused.</p>.<p>Meanwhile, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra tweeted on Wednesday that even police stations in UP were not safe for women.</p>.<p>She said that law and order was being buried under the noise of bulldozers. She urged the state government to increase presence of women police personnel in police stations.</p>
<p>The entire Pali police station has been sent to lines by ADG zone Bhanu Bhaskar over the alleged rape of a minor by the station house officer when she went to lodge a complaint.</p>.<p>ADG (law and order) Prashant Kumar told reporters in Lucknow on Wednesday that DIG, Jhansi, has been asked to probe the incident in which a case has been lodged against six police personnel, including the SHO who is now absconding.</p>.<p>Three persons have been arrested in the matter.</p>.<p>Lalitpur District Superintendent of Police Nikhil Pathak said that four boys, all residents of Pali, had allegedly lured the 13-year-old girl and took her to Bhopal on April 22 where they gang-raped her for three days.</p>.<p>Later, they brought the girl back to Pali in Lalitpur, handed her over to Pali police station in-charge Tilakdhari Saroj and fled.</p>.<p>The police station in-charge then sent the girl, along with her aunt, to the Child Line centre.</p>.<p>Two days later, the police station in-charge called the girl on the pretext of taking her statement on the incident. He then allegedly raped her behind closed doors.</p>.<p>The girl was then again sent back to the Child Line centre, where, during a counselling session, she narrated her ordeal.</p>.<p>Following this, the Child Line team registered a complaint with the Superintendent of Police.</p>.<p>Taking note of the incident, the Superintendent of Police lodged a case against six people including the Pali police station in-charge under Sections 363 (kidnapping), 376 (rape), 376 B, 120 B (party to a criminal conspiracy), Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO) and SC/ST Act of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).</p>.<p>Station in-charge Tilakdhari Saroj was suspended and three accused were arrested in connection with the case. Meanwhile, teams were formed to nab other accused.</p>.<p>Meanwhile, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra tweeted on Wednesday that even police stations in UP were not safe for women.</p>.<p>She said that law and order was being buried under the noise of bulldozers. She urged the state government to increase presence of women police personnel in police stations.</p>