Delhi Dentist held for ‘raping’ 25-yr-old

Police said she has been sent for a medical test to confirm rape.

A dentist has been arrested for allegedly raping a 25-year-old woman at his office in south Delhi’s Kotla Mubarakpur. The woman told police she was assaulted inside the clinic on Wednesday. She had been working at the clinic for six months. Police said she has been sent for a medical test to confirm rape.

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