ITS REALLY A SHOCKING STORY

DON'T KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING IN INDIA OR AROUND THE WORLD.

    

   ITS REALLY SHOCKING TO HEAR SUCH THINGS.

THIS SHOULD BE STOPPED AT ONCE WITH IMMEDIATE EFECT

A young woman Wednesday stunned people at the Uttar Pradesh chief m

inister's official residence here when she alleged that her father and brother had been sexually abusing her for the last 10 years, officials said.

Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav was Wednesday present at the "Janta Darshan", a weekly event at his official residence, 5, Kalidas Marg. The event is an occasion for the chief minister to interact with the general public.

Usually, however, other ministers and officials preside over the meet in his absence.

A beautician by trade and a resident of Krishnanagar in the state capital, the woman went to the "Janta Darshan" pleading that she be saved from abuse by her father and brother.

As officials gave her a patient hearing and called senior district police officials to take action against the accused, the girl broke down and narrated harrowing tales of abuse, as her father and brother forced her to have sex with them. Her mother allowed the two men a free run, officials said.

The woman told police officials that her mother even forced her to have an abortion.

On instructions from the Chief Minister's Office, a joint team of officials from the Krishnanagar police station and the womens' police station went to the girl's house and arrested the accused. The woman was sent for a medical examination.

The woman told the police subsequently that her father, now a retired railway employee, along with her brother, had been sexually abusing her since she was 14. Her brother works at a garment outlet at a city mall.

Station Officer of the 'Mahila Thana' (women's police station) Shiva Shukla told IANS that the woman was not allowed to leave the house much. When she joined a beautician's course, she narrated her trauma to colleagues, who guided her to the chief minister's "Janta Darshan".

"We have arrested the accused and will proceed as per the law," a police official said.