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Guwahati molestation case: Prime accused in Bhubaneswar says Assam CM
By Input from Agencies
Place: New Delhi

Date: 16-Jul-2012 07:24:23
 
Guwahati molestation case: Prime accused in Bhubaneswar says  Assam CM

New Delhi: Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi today said prime accused in the molestation case of a girl here is in Bhubaneswar but has not been arrested so far.

"Tracking of his (Amarjyoti Kalita) mobile phone has pointed to his presence in Bhubaneswar and efforts are on to catch him. Our police is in touch with Odisha Police and we hope to trace him soon," Gogoi told reporters outside Assam legislative assembly.

The police have announced Rs. one lakh cash award for giving information on the whereabouts of the prime accused and search operations are on in Assam and neighbouring states to apprehend the accused who are absconding.

Seven persons have been arrested so far in connection with the molestation of a teenager here, while search operations are on to apprehend nine others who have been identified from the video footage of the incident.

The incident has rocked the state and Assam Police came under sever criticism from various quarters with allegations being made that its personnel reached the spot around 45 minutes after the molestation of the girl in the city's busy Christian basti area on GS Road on July 9.

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