Minor Girl Raped In Delhi Days After Aastha Kunj Park Gangrape Horror

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Last Updated:September 23, 2026, 23:27 IST

The accused allegedly took the minor to the hotel on the pretext of their friendship and raped her there, the police said.

The accused allegedly took the minor to the hotel on the pretext of their friendship and raped her there, the police said.(Representative image)

The accused allegedly took the minor to the hotel on the pretext of their friendship and raped her there, the police said.(Representative image)

A minor girl was allegedly raped at a hotel in north Delhi’s Wazirabad area by a man who had befriended her through social media, police said. The incident took place days after a 17-year-old girl was gang-raped near the Kalkaji Mandir.

According to the police, the girl and the accused are residents of the Wazirabad area and had become acquainted through social media.

The accused allegedly took the minor to the hotel on the pretext of their friendship and raped her there, the police said.

The incident took place at a hotel in the Wazirabad police station area. A case has been registered under relevant provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and other sections, they said.

After the incident, the girl returned home and informed her family about the alleged assault. Her family subsequently approached the police, following which the girl was medically examined and her statement was recorded, they said.

Based on her statement and medical examination, the Wazirabad police registered a case against the accused, who has been absconding since the incident.

Police teams have been conducting raids at possible locations to trace and apprehend the accused man, officials said.

The police are also examining the circumstances under which the minor was allowed entry into the hotel. Investigators are checking the hotel’s register, CCTV footage and other records as part of the probe, they said.

Aastha Kunj Park Gang-Rape

On Monday evening, the 17-year-old girl had gone to the Aastha Kunj Park near the Kalkaji Mandir with her male friend, also aged 17.  Three men– Asif, Hemant and his brother Manish — allegedly posed as police personnel and took turns to rape the girl inside the park.

Asif was arrested after a police encounter in southeast Delhi. He allegedly fired three rounds at the police team when they tried to intercept him near DM Office Road in Amar Colony.

During the exchange of fire, one bullet hit the bullet-proof jacket of head constable Rajesh. In self-defence, the head constable fired two rounds, one of which hit Asif in his right leg, police said.

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A minor girl was allegedly raped at a hotel in north Delhi's Wazirabad area by a man she had befriended through social media, prompting her family to approach the police after she informed them about the assault.

The Wazirabad police registered a case against the absconding accused under relevant provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and other sections.

Asif, one of the suspects in the Aastha Kunj Park gang-rape, fired at a police team near DM Office Road, hitting a head constable's bullet-proof jacket, and was subsequently shot in his right leg when the officer returned fire in self-defence.

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September 23, 2026, 23:27 IST

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