UP Crime: A shocking incident has emerged from Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh, where a nurse en route to her workplace was allegedly abducted, assaulted, and left in critical condition on a railway track. According to initial reports, the nurse was attacked in broad daylight by four men who reportedly held her captive, subjecting her to severe violence and humiliation.Details of the assault surfaceAuthorities revealed distressing details surrounding the attack. The perpetrators allegedly tied her hands behind her back with her own leggings, blindfolded her, and gagged her with a cloth to prevent any call for help. The nurse, found bloodied and traumatized, was abandoned on the railway track. Bystanders reportedly spotted her and informed authorities, who quickly transported her to a nearby hospital for medical care.#यूपी : #चित्रकूट में ड्यूटी जा रही नर्स को दिन दहाड़े बंधक बनाकर चार लोगों ने किया दुष्कर्म !!नर्स की लैगी से पीछे की तरफ हाँथ बांध कर, आंखों में पट्टी बांधकर, मुंह में कपड़ा भरकर खून से लतपत नर्स को रेलवे ट्रैक में फेंका !!#ViralVideo @Uppolice @UPPViralCheck @wpl1090… pic.twitter.com/MKF4n7pnz1— MANOJ SHARMA LUCKNOW UP🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 (@ManojSh28986262) October 26, 2024Investigation and community outcryThe assault has triggered widespread outrage and demands for justice. The Chitrakoot Police have initiated a rigorous investigation to identify and apprehend the culprits responsible for this heinous act. The local community and social organizations have voiced anger and urged swift legal action to ensure justice. Law enforcement agencies are working on all available leads, while community leaders have appealed for safety measures to protect women, especially those traveling to workplaces.Law enforcements response and next stepsAuthorities are gathering evidence and examining surveillance footage from areas near the crime scene. The government has assured prompt action, with officials emphasizing the need for stringent punishment to deter such crimes. This incident has highlighted concerns over womens safety in Uttar Pradesh, prompting calls for greater security.
