Bareilly: 11-Year-Old Girl Gives Birth To Premature Baby After Repeated Rape Blackmail; Infant Dies (Photo on Pixabay)
The victim’s family learned of the minor girl’s pregnancy after she complained of severe abdominal pain. Earlier this week, the family was shocked to discover the horrific sexual abuse the minor girl went through for several months, reports ABP news citing sources.
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The family took the girl to a hospital where an ultrasound revealed the 11-year-old was seven months pregnant. The girl was then referred to the district women’s hospital where she delivered a premature baby on Thursday.
According to the doctors, the condition of the girl is critical due to heavy blooding and tender age, adding that fortunately the girl’s health is improving.
According to the victim’s brother, the 31-year-old man began the sexual abuse six months ago by inviting the girl to his home offering fruit. After she came home, the man rapped her for the first time and then continued the sexual exploitation by blackmailing her with a recorded video and threatening to kill her family if she revealed the abuse she went through.
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The incident sparked outrage in the region, prompting authorities to take immediate action against the accused perpetrator.
In a social media post on X, Bareilly police stated that “Navabganj police station, under Bareilly district, registered an FIR under relevant sections upon receiving information about the rape of a minor and arrested the accused.”
The accused is reportedly a father of two children and the police have collected his DNA sample to match it with the newborn baby.
थाना नवाबगंज, बरेली क्षेत्रान्तर्गत नाबालिग के साथ दुष्कर्म करने की सूचना पर थाना नवाबगंज पर सुसंगत धाराओं में अभियोग पंजीकृत कर आरोपी को किया गया गिरफ्तार।#UPPolice https://t.co/CCABGfE8NZ pic.twitter.com/2qnICIEM9Q
— Bareilly Police (@bareillypolice) September 6, 2025
