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Delhi gangrape: Safdarjung hospital doctors testify in court

Two Safdarjung Hospital doctors, who were part of the team that treated the 16 December gangrape victim, testified in a Delhi court today.

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FP Archives|Feb 12, 2013, 22:33:28 IST
New Delhi: Two Safdarjung Hospital doctors, who were part of the team that treated the 16 December gangrape victim, testified in a Delhi court today. They were also cross-examined by defence counsel.The fast track court of Additional Sessions Judge Yogesh Khanna also recorded the statements of two magistrates, who were part of the judicial proceedings relating to the identification of the accused.Statements were also noted by the court for identifying the stolen articles of the victim and her male friend, who were attacked in a moving bus in south Delhi.[caption id="attachment_623118" align="alignleft" width="380"]Protests against Delhi gangrape. PTI

Protests against Delhi gangrape. PTI[/caption]The 28-year-old male friend of the victim who was gang-rapped by five men and a juvenile is expected to be cross-examined by the defence on 15 February.He will be cross-examined by counsel for accused bus driver Ram Singh and co-accused Mukesh, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and Akshay Singh.The court has prepared a list of 39 prosecution witnesses, including the victim's male friend for examining them by Feb 22.The fast track court started day-to-day trial in the case after it framed charges of murder, gang-rape and kidnapping, among others, under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) against five of the six accused.The case of the sixth accused, a minor, is being heard by the Juvenile Justice Board.The court had earlier restricted media from reporting the proceedings in the case and ordered in-camera trial.The 23-year-old trainee physiotherapist died on 29 December in a Singapore hospital.IANS

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First Published:Feb 12, 2013, 22:33:27 IST
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