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Congress activist held on charge of raping minor girls
The city police, on Wednesday, arrested a 40-year-old Congress activist on the charge of sexually exploiting two orphaned minor girls under his care.

R. Jaya Sanil, Sub-Inspector, Poonthura, identified the suspect as Vincent Joseph, a local resident and “self-proclaimed” social activist in the coastal neighbourhood.

Mr. Sanil said the victims were sisters aged 14 and 12. They were abandoned by their father after their mother committed suicide. Subsequently, Vincent took them into his care and provided for their boarding at the house of a distant relative of his, and also paid for their tuition at a school in the district.

The Sub Inspector, who questioned the girls in the presence of women police officers and counsellors, said Vincent had been sexually exploiting the sisters since early 2010.
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Source : The Hindu
Date of  Publication : Thursday, 25 August 2011
Original Title : Congress activist held on charge of raping minor girls
 
 
 
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