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Delhi cabbie who killed 11-yr-old says he was ‘looking for sex’

By IslaJune 25, 20264 Mins Read
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A cab driver in Delhi has allegedly confessed to the heinous kidnapping and murder of an 11-year-old girl, whom he abducted from a pavement before killing her after a failed sexual assault attempt, prompting police to prepare charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and POCSO Act.

Delhi cab driver held for killing 11-year-old girl

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Key Points

  • Bashu Kumar Singh, a 29-year-old cab driver, allegedly abducted an 11-year-old girl from a Delhi pavement in the early hours of June 22.
  • Singh reportedly attempted to sexually assault the child but failed due to erectile dysfunction, a condition confirmed by medical examination.
  • The accused then allegedly killed the girl and dumped her body under stones near the Faridabad-Gurugram border.
  • Police tracked Singh by scanning CCTV footage after the girl’s father, who witnessed the abduction, could only recall a yellow number plate.
  • Singh faces charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and POCSO Act, with five previous criminal cases in Bihar, including two for attempted murder.

 

The cab driver accused of kidnapping and murdering an 11-year-old girl in south Delhi allegedly told police that he had returned from Bihar around 15 days ago and was looking to have sex when he spotted the child sleeping beside her family on a pavement, investigators have said.

Police said the accused, Bashu Kumar Singh (29), allegedly abducted the girl from near Chhatarpur metro station in Mehrauli in the early hours of June 22 while she was sleeping and putting her into his car.

Details of the Abduction and Murder

During interrogation, Singh allegedly told police that he initially calmed the child by promising to take her for a ride and drop her back home, officials said on Wednesday.

Investigators said the girl, who was drowsy when she was abducted, fell asleep again in the car as Singh drove around 10 to 12 kilometres towards Mandi Road near Fatehpur Beri.

According to police, Singh allegedly attempted to sexually assault the child in the rear seat of the vehicle, but was unable to do so because of erectile dysfunction.

In his statement, the accused said he threatened the girl with dire consequences if she raised an alarm and then drove her to a secluded forested stretch near the Faridabad-Gurugram border, where he allegedly killed her and dumped the body under a pile of stones, the officials said.

Police sources said Singh’s medical examination has confirmed erectile dysfunction, with his impotency test returning positive.

The Investigation and Arrest

Investigators said the girl’s family was sleeping on a pavement, with the child lying between her mother, aunt, brother and father.

Singh had parked his car right next to them with the rear door open, police said.

He had allegedly been watching the child through the rear window of the car before abducting her, an officer said.

As the vehicle started moving, the girl woke up and called out to her father, waking him up. Her father ran after the car and threw sticks at it in an attempt to stop it, but Singh sped away, police said.

The probe initially faced hurdles as the girl’s father could only recall that the vehicle had a yellow number plate, indicating that it was a commercial vehicle.

Police later scanned CCTV footage from nearby shops, reconstructed the route and tracked the accused.

After dumping the body, Singh returned to his rented accommodation in Gurugram, changed clothes and resumed work within hours, police said.

Accused’s Background and Legal Action

A native of Bihar’s Khagaria district, Singh has been living in Delhi for over five years and had worked as a security guard before becoming a cab driver in 2023.

Police said he has five criminal cases registered against him in Bihar, including two for attempt to murder.

Delhi Police is preparing to serve notices to three major cab aggregators linked to Singh, seeking details of his onboarding and verification process.

A case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act has been registered in the matter.

A separate case was also filed against Singh at Fatehpur Beri police station after he allegedly tried to snatch a police officer’s weapon while attempting to flee and was shot in the leg in retaliatory firing.

The chargesheet will be filed soon, police said.



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