Last Updated on 29/08/2024 by Ankita
In Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, former block chief Nawab Singh Yadav was arrested on charges of raping a minor girl. After this, the police also arrested the victim’s aunt. Now the police have also taken action against Nawab Singh’s younger brother Neelu Yadav. The police have announced a reward of Rs 25,000 on Neelu Yadav. Neelu Yadav is absconding. This reward has been announced on him for luring the victim’s aunt to change her statement and influencing the investigation.
Let us tell you that on the night of 11 August, former block pramukh Nawab Singh Yadav was accused of raping a teenager. The police arrested him in this case. The police also made the victim’s aunt an accused in the case and arrested her on 21 August.
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SP Amit Kumar Anand said that after the arrest, the victim’s aunt had told during interrogation that Nawab Singh Yadav’s younger brother Neelu Yadav had lured her and asked her to change her statement in the court. The SP said that Neelu Yadav had sent about four lakh rupees to the account of a close friend of the victim’s aunt. All evidence has been collected against him in this case. The SP said that a reward of 25 thousand has been announced for the arrest of Neelu Yadav.
Let us tell you that on the night of 11 August, Nawab Singh Yadav raped a minor in his college campus. In this case, the victim’s aunt was also made an accused. When Nawab Singh Yadav committed the crime, the victim’s aunt was present outside the room at that time, she did not help even when the victim called out.
When the police arrested the victim’s aunt and interrogated her, many important information came to light. After her arrest, the Superintendent of Police said that the victim’s aunt was in contact with the accused Nawab Singh Yadav for about five-six years. There was also a physical relationship between these people.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)