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She took her 14-year-old daughter with her from the gate of Bheri Hospital in Nepalganj and was running around the hospital to check her daughter's health throughout the day. She did not leave her daughter even when she visited the hospital rooms on Monday. His eyes showed pain as well as fear.
The victim's family, who lives on the Nepal-India border in Banke's Narainapur, is not only waiting for justice for their gang-raped daughter, but is also worried about the family's safety.
The incident of two young men raping a 14-year-old girl from Ward-4 who was returning home after watching the fair on the night of December 3 in Narainapur was kept a secret by the family. The next day, when the police came to know about the incident, they called the victims and asked them, but at first they did not want to tell.
The family revealed everything only after a lot of police work. The next day, on December 5, the police registered a complaint of extortion. The victim's father said that he tried to keep the incident a secret because of the fear of the victim.
Both the people involved in the incident are absconding. I can't even tell you how I feel. What should not have happened to my daughter, now I want justice by finding the culprit. The police have supported us but we are still worried," said the girl's mother. "There is a lonely house on the road. They can come from anywhere and do anything to us. Who will protect it?' The girl victim stated that while returning from watching the fair around 9 pm, Mohammad Israr Khan, 28, who lives in Narainapur-4, and Mohammad Rizwan Khan, 30, who lives in the same place, forcibly took him to the forest. Inspector Topendra Budhamgar of Bhagwanpur Police said the given area.
"At first, the victims did not agree to tell about the incident because they were very scared, after many attempts, Nani opened all the incidents," he said, "During the incident, Nani was shown to be very scared, so she could not reveal the truth." He said that the police are searching for both the absconding accused after the incident. An arrest warrant has also been issued for the arrest of the accused on December 6.
