No evidence of rape in case of 15-year-old girl seen walking naked in video: Police

She wrote in Hindi, "If stringent measures are not implemented today, the situation will one day go out of control."

Digital Desk: Police stated no proof of sexual assault was discovered during the medical examination of a teenage girl who was the subject of an alleged gang rape case in Moradabad, UP, and the girl is said to have mental health issues. On Wednesday, a shaky 15-second CCTV video showing a girl walking naked along the street incited uproar on social media.

The head of the Delhi Commission for Women, Swati Maliwal, posted the video and urged viewers to consider "how high the spirits of criminals" are in the nation if they forced the girl to walk after raping her.

She wrote in Hindi, "If stringent measures are not implemented today, the situation will one day go out of control."

The incident occurred on September 1 in a village under the Bhojpur police station area. Police informed that they had registered an FIR and arrested an accused on the basis of a complaint filed by the girl's uncle. However, later, her parents denied any sexual assault while recording their statements before the magistrate.

"The incident happened around a fortnight ago and an accused in the case has been sent to judicial custody. The rape was not confirmed in a medical examination of the woman. The matter is under investigation," Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Moradabad range Shalabh Mathur said, as quoted by PTI.

Hemant Kutiyal, SSP Moradabad, said the girl, according to her parents, is having mental problems since her childhood and no such incident occurred.

As per reports, a video is going viral on social media in which a girl is seen walking naked. Her uncle gave a complaint of sexual assault and on that basis, the police registered the FIR. Later her parents' statements were recorded and they denied any sexual assault.

“Her parents said that their daughter is having mental problems since childhood and no such incident has happened. We conducted her medical examination and found no sexual assault,” he added.