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Police detain men after rape of four year old girl

The gang rape and murder of a student in 2012 in the capital led to protests and tougher anti-rape laws but incidents of rape have not dwindled, police said.

Indian police detains men after rape of four-year-old

Indian police on Monday detained two men in connection with the rape of a four-year-old girl who was found unconscious by her parents near railway tracks in New Delhi.

Vijay Singh, a senior police officer investigating the case, said the girl was raped and beaten with stones on Thursday.

"We are questioning the men in our custody and trying to help the victim's father obtain best medical care for the child," Singh said, adding that the victim lived in a slum with her parents, both working as daily wage earners.

More than 1,000 cases of rape have been recorded by the Delhi police this year.

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