New Delhi: Haryana police on Tuesday dismissed from services the two constables accused of raping a women in a Rohtak police station.
The woman had committed suicide by consuming poison outside Haryana police headquarters in Panchkula on Monday.
Seema (name changed to protect identity), a rape victim, left a note alleging no action was taken after two policemen raped her on April 10.
She said head constable Balraj Singh and constable Sheelak Ram went scot-free even after the DSP's probe confirmed rape.
She was repeatedly threatened to take back the complaint.
Three months ago her husband Subhash was framed in motorcycle theft and cops reportedly demanded Rs 6,000 rupees for his release.
The Inspector-General of Rohtak has been asked to probe delay in arresting the accused and a case of abetment to suicide has been registered.
Seema has two daughters, six-year-old Heena and three-year-old Muskan. The two watched as Seema breathed her last at a Panchkula hospital.
This is what Seema had to say before she committed suicide. “Balraj Singh and Sheelak Ram raped me and threatened me to keep mum about it. They said they won’t let go of my husband should I talk.”
April 10: Victim raped by two cops at CIA Staff in Rohtak
April 26: She files complaint with SP, probe marked
May 10: Accused identified
May 23: Woman meets IG Anil Dabra
May 26: DSP prima facie finds rape
May 29: Seema's husband Subhash meets ADGP for inaction
May 31: Head constable Balraj Singh and constable Sheelak Ram booked but continue duty and threaten victim
June 9: Victim commits suicide at ADGP's office leaving behind note
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