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Bihar native arrested for molesting woman in Goa

By IANS | Updated: December 27, 2021 22:22 IST

Panaji, Dec 27 A man from Bihar has been arrested for molesting a woman along a busy thoroughfare ...

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Panaji, Dec 27 A man from Bihar has been arrested for molesting a woman along a busy thoroughfare in Pernem sub-district in North Goa, the police said on Monday.

The accused, Rajnikant Bind, a resident of Bihar, allegedly molested the victim after she alighted from a bus in Korgao village in Pernem. Alert residents of the locality nabbed the accused after the victim shouted for help.

"The accused has been identified as Rajnikant Bind, a native of Bihar. He has been arrested under Sections 341, 354, 354-A and 354-D of the IPC," said the inspector in-charge of Pernem police station.

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