Bus Conductor Rapes 14-Year-Old Girl, Molests Her Mother Inside Moving Vehicle In Broad Daylight

A mother and her 14-year-old daughter were sexually assaulted by the bus conductors in the moving sleeper bus on Yamuna Expressway in India’s Uttar Pradesh.

According to the local police, the alleged incident took place on Monday, Sept.20 when the sleeper bus bound to Kanpur city left Badarpur border in Delhi and was en-route to Agra on the Yamuna Expressway.

Police said the mother, a resident of Shikohabad, boarded the bus along with her minor daughter and 18-year-old niece from Badarpur in Delhi.

The conductor reportedly made the trio sit in the front cabin of the bus.

After traveling some distance, the accused conductor, identified as Anshu and his accomplice, Babloo ushered the girl's mother to the back of the bus.

According to the woman, Babloo forcefully tried to make her drink liquor but she resisted and managed to throw it out of the window.

The woman stated in her complaint that Babloo also tried to molest her.

During the encounter, the mother managed to escape from the clutches of the suspect and ran towards the front cabin but did not find her daughter there.

When she asked her niece, who was sitting in the cabin, about her daughter, she told her that the girl was also sitting in the back of the bus.

The mother was immediately alerted by the cries of her daughter who came running into the cabin and told her that she was raped by Anshu.

The mother managed to bring the bus to halt near Shikohabad, where they alerted the police about the alleged incident.

Base on the mother’s complaint, the police initiated an investigation and located the bus shortly after.

The bus was seized and the main accused, Anshu has been arrested by police from Sirsaganj in Etawah.

A manhunt has been initiated to nab the remaining suspects, police said.

The minor girl has been sent for a medical examination and the results were being awaited.

Meanwhile, the police are questioning the victims and gathering additional information from other bus passengers, according to a Times Now News report.