Noida Police Allegedly Turn Away Pregnant Gang-Rape Survivor; Zero FIR Registered in Delhi

Noida: The Noida Commissionerate Police have once again come under scrutiny for their handling of sensitive cases. In a recent incident, a pregnant woman has alleged that the Sector-63 police station in Noida refused to take action after she reported being gang-raped. Desperate for justice, the victim approached the Delhi Police, who registered a Zero FIR and transferred the case back to Noida for further investigation.

According to the information provided, the incident took place in the Sector-63 area of Noida, where the pregnant woman works for a local company. The victim alleged that she was sexually assaulted in a moving car by her company's contractor, Samir, and two of his accomplices. Despite reporting the incident to the Sector-63 police station, she claims that her complaint was ignored.

The victim then took her complaint to the Sunlight Colony police station in Delhi. After reviewing her case, the Delhi Police registered a Zero FIR and transferred it to the Sector-63 police station in Noida, where the incident occurred.

Details of the Incident

In her FIR, the victim stated that she has been in a relationship with a friend and is currently pregnant. She has been working for a company in Sector-63 for about a year, where Samir, the contractor, is also employed. On July 3, Samir invited her to visit an ailing colleague, and she agreed. After reaching Khoda, Samir asked her to travel further in a car, where two other men, including Satendra, were already present.

The victim alleged that Samir offered her a cold drink, which caused her to lose consciousness. While she was unconscious, the three men took turns assaulting her. The victim regained consciousness only after they dropped her off at her home.

Zero FIR Registered in Delhi

The victim further alleged that after the assault, she went to the Sector-63 police station in Noida, but the officers there refused to listen to her or take any action. Frustrated by their inaction, she approached the Sarai Kale Khan and Sunlight Colony police stations in Delhi, where she filed a complaint on July 4, demanding action. The Delhi Police recorded her statement and arranged for her medical examination at AIIMS hospital.

Upon discovering that the crime occurred within the jurisdiction of the Sector-63 police station, the Delhi Police registered a Zero FIR and transferred the case to Noida.

ACP-1 Central Noida confirmed that the case has been registered and that the victim’s statement under Section 164 of the CrPC will be recorded in court on Monday. Further action will be taken based on her statement and the ongoing investigation.