Minor girl molested in Gowari, accused arrested
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The incident occurred on Saturday while the minor girl's parents were not at home. The accused, who lives next door, allegedly attempted to commit a heinous act when he found the girl alone at home. The brave young girl reported the incident to her mother in the evening.
Upon receiving the complaint from the victim's family, Rajura police acted swiftly and arrested Wankhede. Police inspector Sumit Parteki is overseeing the investigation, along with woman police sub-inspector Suvarna Kale.
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