Mathura (Uttar Pradesh). A sensational case of gang rape of a 10-year-old Dalit girl has come to light in a village in Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh. Police reported on Sunday (November 2, 2025) that the incident occurred near a deserted temple in the Magorra police station area. The girl was found covered in blood, causing panic in the village.
According to information received by MP Jankranti News, the police have registered a case against unknown accused and have launched a search for them.
Quick Highlights
- Victim: A 10-year-old Dalit minor girl.
- Location: A village in the Magorra police station area of Mathura, near a temple located a short distance from the village.
- Incident: Three men allegedly stuffed a cloth into the girl’s mouth and gang-raped her.
- Accused: Three unidentified youths riding a motorcycle.
- Revelation: The girl’s elder sister heard the screams and rushed to the temple, prompting the accused to flee.
- Police action: The Additional Superintendent of Police stated that a case has been registered against unknown suspects and a search has been launched.
The crime was committed under the pretext of asking for water.
How did the incident occur?
According to police information, this incident occurred in a village in the Magorra police station area. Two sisters were washing clothes at a well located some distance from the village. After washing, the elder sister left her younger sister (the victim) there and went home.
Police reported that three young men, allegedly riding a motorcycle, arrived at the scene and asked the girl for water. Finding the area deserted, the three men took the girl to a nearby temple.
It is alleged that the three men then stuffed a cloth into the girl’s mouth and raped her. The girl was found drenched in blood.
The perpetrators fled when the elder sister arrived.
When the girl did not return home for a long time, her elder sister returned to the well in search of her. She heard her younger sister’s screams, and then ran towards the temple. Seeing her older sister approach, the accused fled the scene on a motorcycle.
Several villagers then arrived at the scene and immediately informed the police.
Police Registered a Case
Additional Superintendent of Police Avnish Kumar confirmed the case. He stated that a case has been registered against unknown accused persons under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code. Police have launched a search using technical evidence and informants to identify the perpetrators.
Following this incident, an atmosphere of panic has gripped the village, and local residents are deeply angered.
By Jankranti
Courtesy: Hindi News