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8-Month-Old Baby Raped By 28-year-old Cousin Undergoes Surgery, Stable

IANS, 30 Jan, 2018 01:36 PM

    An eight-month-old baby girl was raped allegedly by her cousin in northwest Delhi's Netaji Subhash Place, police said. The accused has been arrested, they said.

     

    The baby is stable after she underwent a surgery.

     

    The 28-year-old confessed to raping the baby under the influence of alcohol, said a senior police officer.

     

    The girl's parents used to go out for work and leave their daughter in the custody of their sister-in-law. Since it was a Sunday, their sister-in-law's son was at home, he said.

     

    When he saw that his mother was not around, the accused allegedly forced himself on the baby, police said.

     

    When the girl's mother, who works as a maid, returned home at around 12.30 pm, she saw blood stains on her daughter's clothes and informed her husband. The baby was rushed to a hospital where it was found that she had been sexually assaulted, police said.

     

    Subsequently, the police were informed and a case was registered.

     

    Delhi Commission for Women chief Swati Maliwal visited the girl at a hospital yesterday. In a series of tweets today, Maliwal expressed her anguish over the incident saying the "DCW has been raped".

     

    She said that despite her repeated demands to punish rapists within six months, nothing has happened. The girl underwent a surgery and was doing fine, the police said, adding that she will be discharged soon. Her parents are being counselled.

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