Delhi Acid Attack Case: 3 arrested in acid attack case, student was standing with sister when bike rider attacked

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Delhi Acid Attack Case: The police have arrested all the three accused in the acid attack case on a 17-year-old schoolgirl in Delhi. This information was given by DCP M Harshvardhan.

A 17-year-old girl was admitted to Safdarjung Hospital in a critical condition after two bike-borne masked men threw acid on her when she was on her way to school in Mohan Garden area of west Delhi’s Uttam Nagar on Wednesday (December 14) morning. Has gone.

How the police caught the accused
Delhi Police said that they have identified the accused from the CCTV footage and arrested them. DCP M Harshvardhan said that the accused may have done Reiki of the victim’s house. He further told that the two bike-riding accused lived near the victim’s house.

What did the relatives say?

The student’s father said that the daughter had never complained of any molestation or any problem. The victim’s uncle told that she was going with her sister when she was attacked with acid. She said that when she ran towards the nearby shops for help in unbearable pain, a shopkeeper poured milk on her face to reduce the pain.

LG asked for answer

Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena spoke to Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora on the matter. The SG’s office tweeted, “The Lt Governor spoke to the Commissioner of Police regarding the unfortunate incident of acid attack at Dwarka Mor today and sought a detailed report on the incident. This report has also asked to explain how acid was procured despite the ban on its sale in the city.

Questions raised on the government

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal tweeted on this whole matter, “This absolutely cannot be tolerated. How did the criminals get so much courage? The criminals should be given the harshest punishment. The safety of every girl child in Delhi is important to us.” Delhi Commission for Women chairperson Swati Maliwal took to Twitter to demand justice for the school girl victim and criticized the government for failing to ban the open sale of acid in the country.