Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan: 13-Year-Old Girl Gang-Raped Case
Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan: 13-Year-Old Girl Gang-Raped Case
This is a shocking and horrific alleged gang-rape case from Sri Ganganagar district in Rajasthan, India.
Key Details (based on reports from late June to early July 2026):
• Victim: A 13-year-old schoolgirl (Class 8 student). She went missing while going for tuition classes around June 18, 2026.
• Incident: A rickshaw driver (reportedly named Rambabu or similar) abducted her, lured her, and sold her for a small amount at a hotel. She was held captive for 4–5 days and shifted between multiple hotels (e.g., Joy Inn, Dream Inn, Sapphire).
• Crime: She was allegedly tied up, forced to drink alcohol, and repeatedly gang-raped by 30–32 men over several days.19
• Rescue: Police rescued her around June 22 after a missing persons report. She was found in a very bad condition (clothes soaked in blood, unable to stand or sit properly).
• Action Taken:
◦ Arrests: 10–14 accused arrested so far (including hotel owners/managers, the rickshaw driver, and others). Around 32 people have been named as accused. The case is registered under the POCSO Act and gang-rape provisions. Investigation is ongoing.
◦ Four implicated hotels were demolished by authorities for building violations.
◦ The victim is receiving medical treatment and counseling.28
The case has triggered massive public outrage across India regarding child safety, complicity of hotel staff/owners, and systemic failures.
Note: This involves the sexual assault of a minor and is highly disturbing. For the latest verified updates, check reliable Indian news outlets or official police statements. If you need help, resources, or wish to report something related to child protection, contact local authorities or child helplines in India.
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