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Protests target police, government after child rape

NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Small groups of protesters dodged police and tried to reach the homes of leaders in New Delhi on Sunday, in a third day of protests after the alleged rape and torture of a five-year old girl.

Police say the child was abducted on April 15, kept in captivity and raped by a neighbour near her north Delhi home. The accused, who had fled, was brought back to the capital on Saturday.
Apr 21, 2013

India protests target police, government after child rape

NEW DELHI (Reuters) – Small groups of protesters dodged police and tried to reach the homes of India’s leaders in the capital New Delhi on Sunday, in a third day of protests after the alleged rape and torture of a five-year old girl.

Police say the child was abducted on April 15, kept in captivity and raped by a neighbor near her north Delhi home. The accused, who had fled, was brought back to the capital on Saturday.
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      "Based in New Delhi, Nita Bhalla is correspondent for humanitarian affairs for the South Asia region for the Thomson Reuters Foundation. She primarily focuses on the impact of disasters and conflicts on local populations as well as good governance and women's rights issues. Prior to that, Bhalla worked as political and general news correspondent in India and before that, in Mauritius as correspondent for the Indian Ocean region. She started her career in journalism in 1999 with the BBC World Service in Ethiopia and has spent much of her time in Africa and Asia."

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