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Woman thrown off moving train after 'gangrape' in UP's Mau district
Rajeev Dikshit | TNN | Updated: Sep 18, 2016, 11.03 PM IST
According to reports, some villagers were passing through railway tracks in Kajha Khurd village, between Paligadh halt and Khurhat railway station, on Sunday morning when they heard the cries of some woman. (Representative image)




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VARANASI: A woman was thrown out of a moving train near Kajha Khurd village in the Mau district of Uttar Pradeh after she was allegedly gang-raped+ in the wee hours on Sunday.


According to reports, some villagers were passing through railway tracks in Kajha Khurd village, between Paligadh halt and Khurhat railway station, on Sunday morning when they heard the cries of some woman. When they reached close to her, she was found in nude condition while her ankle had also been chopped. Villagers claimed that she informed them that she had boarded Tamsa passenger train from Audihar to reach the place of in-laws in Shahganj area of Jaunpur district. She alleged that she had been gang-raped by two persons and was later thrown off the moving train.


Later, she fell unconscious. Villagers arranged some clothes for her and also called ambulance to rush her to the district hospital in Mau. The news of incident brought the GRP officials on their toes. Circle officer GRP Gorakhpur Tanveer Ahmed reached Mau district to investigate the matter. He told TOI, "During initial medical examination, the allegation of rape had not been confirmed. Now, pathology test report is awaited to know whether she had been raped."


He said that the husband of the woman had been contacted and he would reach Mau very soon. The matter had also been given to the knowledge of Audihar and Jaunpur police. The GRP said that more details in this case would be known after the health condition of woman normalizes and she is able to give statement in this regard.





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Woman, 35, found naked by villagers after being 'raped, then tossed out of a speeding train' in Uttar Pradesh

The woman, who was screaming in pain, was noticed by villagers this morning near Khazakhurd railway station
A Government Railway Police official has confirmed that falling from the train resulted in the loss of her leg
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By Press Trust Of India

Published: 00:16 GMT, 19 September 2016 | Updated: 00:29 GMT, 19 September 2016

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In a shocking incident in Uttar Pradesh, a 35-year-old woman was allegedly raped, and then pushed out of a moving train while travelling through the Mau district.

Though the rape was yet to be confirmed, a Government Railway Police (GRP) official told reporters that falling from the train resulted in the loss of the victim's leg.

GRP official, Sudhir Singh told Mail Today: “We are looking into the matter and the guilty will not be spared".
A 35-year-old woman was allegedly raped, and then pushed out of a moving train while travelling through the Mau district. (pictured - Students hold a candle march protest against the rape of a 14-year-old girl on the Delhi-Kanpur highway).

A 35-year-old woman was allegedly raped, and then pushed out of a moving train while travelling through the Mau district. (pictured - Students hold a candle march protest against the rape of a 14-year-old girl on the Delhi-Kanpur highway).

The woman, who was screaming in pain, was noticed by villagers this morning near Khazakhurd railway station.

"She was lying without clothes, indicating that she might have been raped before being tossed out of the compartment," they said.

The woman alleged that she was returning home in Shahganj area in adjoining Jaunpur district by Tamsa passenger train on Saturday night when two men allegedly raped her and then threw her out of the moving train.

The villagers brought her to Khurhat’s district hospital, but since her condition was serious she was referred to Varanasi.
Indian protesters hold candles during a demonstration against the release of a juvenile rapist in New Delhi (file pic)

Indian protesters hold candles during a demonstration against the release of a juvenile rapist in New Delhi (file pic)

UP has earned the dubious distinction of recording the second highest number of crimes on railways after Maharashtra.

Earlier this month, a college girl received serious head injuries after being pushed out of a moving train by a man attempting to snatch her purse in Bareilly.

The incident occurred near Abhaypura railway station on the Lucknow-Lalkuan section when the girl was going to college with her sister.
The woman, who was screaming in pain, was noticed by villagers this morning near Khazakhurd railway station (picture for representation only)

The woman, who was screaming in pain, was noticed by villagers this morning near Khazakhurd railway station (picture for representation only)

Another woman passenger was robbed and thrown off a Lucknowbound express train by unidentified persons near Chitbaragaon railway station on Chappra- Varanasi section in Ballia district in August.

As per National Crime Records Bureau data, there has been a 52 per cent rise in registered crimes on railways - from 25,737 in 2011 to 39,239 in 2015.

Prevention of crime, registration of cases and maintenance of law and order over station premises and trains is the statutory responsibility of states, which is being discharged by them through Government Railway Police.


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