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Factory owner’s statement adds twist to Gujjarpura gang-rape case

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Babar Khan
Babar Khan
Babar Khan is ARY News' Lahore corespondent

LAHORE: The statement of the factory owner has added a twist to the Gujjarpura alleged gang-rape case on Thursday, reported, ARY News. 

As per details, the arrested factory owner named Nadeem rejecting the allegations of gang-raping two girls at his factory, in his statement to the police said that they hired two girls from Shahdara for the party to celebrate the birth of a son to his cousin Irfan.

“The girls were booked for Rs.15,000 for the party,” Nadeem said to the police. The accused further said that the girls raised rape allegations over them after an alleged disagreement over engaging them for more time against the fixed duration.

On Wednesday, it was reported that two girls were kidnapped from Lahore’s Shahdara area and were moved to Gujjarpura, where they were allegedly gang-raped.

Read more: TWO GIRLS KIDNAPPED, GANG-RAPED IN LAHORE

The girls were gang-raped by three men in the Karol Khatti factory in Gujjarpura, the police said and added that the rapists, later fled the crime scene easily.

The police had said that the factory owner had been taken into custody, while raids were being carried out for the arrest of the rapists.

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