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Man Booked For Molesting Sister-in-Law In UP

IANS, 16 Feb, 2018 02:00 PM
    A man was booked for sexually molesting his sister-in-law on Friday at Banda's Jaspura in Uttar Pradesh.
     
    Reportedly, the accused had been repeatedly molesting the woman for three years.
     
    He had earlier lured the victim to leave her in-laws' house and come to his village, on the pretext of providing education and a permanent job.
     
    Following that, he denied any support to the victim and started molesting her on various occasions.
     
    A complaint has been registered in the Jaspura police station.

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