Youth held for raping,killing minor

A 24-year-old youth was arrested for abducting,raping and murdering a minor girl at Moti Khavdi village near Jamnagar on Monday.

A 24-year-old youth was arrested for abducting,raping and murdering a minor girl at Moti Khavdi village near Jamnagar on Monday. Police said the girls father,Manoj Paswan,had lodged a complaint on Monday saying his daughter was missing. The youth was held after policemen intercepted him carrying a bag on his motorcycle containing the minor girls dead body. The girls body will be sent to Jamnagar Civil Hospital for post-mortem on Tuesday before being handed over to the family,police said adding that a probe was on.

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