7-Jan-2012 Fazilka : A mentally disturbed woman has been saved from falling prey to five unidentified youths and was reunited with her parents. City police SHO Surinder Singh said a woman, identified as Shama, had left her parental house in Sirsa on January 4 to reach her in-laws' place but inadvertently boarded a Fazilka-bound train and reached the city last night. Sources in the police said when she alighted the train at Fazilka, a group of five youths reportedly tried to lure her. But some passersby suspected their intention as they took her to some deserted place. They informed the police and social activists of the town. The president of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad's district unit, Liladhar Sharma, along with Sarhad Social Welfare Society president Rakesh Nagpal and social activist Saroj Kaushal reached the railway station following which the unidentified persons fled from the scene. SHO Surinder Singh said the woman's medical examination was conducted at the local Civil Hospital late in the night. Later, she was handed over to her parents who rushed to the city after they were informed about the matter. http://www.tribuneindia.com/2013/20130108/bathinda.htm#4
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