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Four sexual assault cases against minor girls spark safety alarm in Delhi

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Four cases of sexual assault targeting girls aged 6 to 17 have come to light in Delhi, raising serious concerns about child safety in public spaces. The incidents took place across various locations including parks, streets, and shops. Police acted swiftly in several cases, leading to quick arrests of the accused. However, the incidents highlight a persistent vulnerability faced by children even in seemingly everyday environments. Authorities are under pressure to strengthen preventive safety measures across the city.

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