Teen Girl Gang-Raped on Moving Bus in Delhi; Driver and Conductor Arrested

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A 16-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by the driver and conductor of a sleeper bus she was travelling on toward Kashmere Gate in Delhi. The accused reportedly committed the assault while the bus was in motion before abandoning the victim approximately 47 kilometres from the boarding point. Police acted swiftly and apprehended both suspects from a nearby bus parking area shortly after the incident. The bus was seized and sent for forensic examination as part of the ongoing investigation.

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