Uttar Pradesh Shocker: Man Molests Woman, Assaults Her Brother Inside Marudhar Express; Flees From Police Custody (Watch Video)
A man accused of molesting a passenger on the Marudhar Express escaped from Government Railway Police (GRP) custody at the Agra Fort railway station. The incident began when a woman traveling on the train was subjected to indecency and harassment by the accused. When she and her brother objected to the behaviour, the assailant and his associates reportedly turned violent, physically assaulting the brother.
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In a shocking incident, a man accused of molesting a passenger on the Marudhar Express escaped from Government Railway Police (GRP) custody at the Agra Fort railway station. The incident began when a woman traveling on the train was subjected to indecency and harassment by the accused. When she and her brother objected to the behaviour, the assailant and his associates reportedly turned violent, physically assaulting the brother. In a display of courage, the family managed to overpower one of the attackers and successfully handed him over to the GRP officials upon reaching the station. However, shortly after the transfer, the accused managed to flee from police supervision. The victim's family has expressed outrage over the negligence, questioning how a detained suspect could go missing from a high-security station premises. Ahmedabad Shocker: Male Nurse Molests Woman Patient in ICU of Matis Hospital, Arrested.
Woman’s Brother Beaten on Objecting Molestation, Culprit Escapes Agra GRP
यूपी | आगरा फोर्ट स्टेशन पर मरुधर एक्सप्रेस ट्रेन में सफर कर रही अभद्रता–छेड़छाड़ हुई, विरोध करने पर उसके भाई को पीटा गया। फैमिली ने एक आरोपी पकड़कर GRP को सौंप दिया। कुछ देर बाद वो GRP कस्टडी से लापता हो गया।@madanmohansoni pic.twitter.com/Huc8TmY7lG
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