NEW DELHI: A city court on Monday deferred the verdict in a case in which a Delhi University student was allegedly abducted from Dhaula Kuan area of the national capital and gang-raped in a moving car in 2005.
Additional Sessions Judge N.K. Gupta deferred pronouncement of the verdict to Dec 7.
"The 20-year-old student, hailing from Mizoram, was abducted around 2.15 a.m. May 8, 2005, from Dhaula Kuan when she was walking back home after buying food from a roadside eatery and was raped by four accused in a moving car," said the prosecution.
The victim, who was later dumped near a gurdwara in south Delhi, was accompanied by a friend who, however, managed to flee from the clutches of the accused.
Police, however, could arrest only one of the accused - Ajit Singh Katiyar.
The other three accused - Danda, Jat and Tappe - evaded arrest and were declared proclaimed offenders.
Katiyar, a driver with a Noida-based call centre, was arrested five days after the incident and was later identified by the victim in a test identification parade conducted inside Tihar Jail.
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