Lady Shri Ram College Shifts Classes Online After Brutal Assault Near Campus

Police said the teenagers had visited Kalkaji Mandir before entering Aastha Kunj Park through Gate No. 7 on Monday evening.
Crime and forensic teams examined the location and collected evidence as part of the investigation.
During the attempt to apprehend Asif near DM Office Road in Amar Colony, police said he fired three rounds at officers; one bullet struck the bulletproof jacket of head constable Rajesh.
Lady Shri Ram College for Women in New Delhi canceled regular classes and moved instruction online after a 17-year-old girl was allegedly raped by three men at Aastha Kunj Park, about 2 kilometers from campus ABP Live. Police said the suspects posed as officers, separated the girl from her male friend, and assaulted her in a secluded area The South First. The college said it prioritizes student safety and will provide counseling and support Swap Update.
The teenagers visited Kalkaji Mandir before entering Aastha Kunj Park through Gate No. 7 on Monday evening Swap Update. Three men allegedly approached them posing as police officers. They separated the girl from her male friend and took her to a secluded area where she was assaulted ABP Live. The friend was also beaten and threatened during the incident.
Police arrested all three accused, including a lawyer and a final-year student India Today. During the arrest attempt near DM Office Road in Amar Colony, one suspect named Asif fired three rounds at officers Swap Update. One bullet struck the bulletproof jacket of head constable Rajesh, but no officer was seriously injured.
Aastha Kunj Park has serious security gaps that likely enabled the attack The South First. The park has poor lighting, unmanned gates, and damaged sections of its boundary wall. Crime and forensic teams examined the location and collected evidence as investigators work to build their case ABP Live.
The girl underwent medical examination at AIIMS hospital Swap Update. Police registered a case under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act. The investigation continues as authorities work to gather more details about the assault and the suspects' backgrounds News18.
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