A chargesheet is filed against a sleeper bus driver and a conductor accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl on a Delhi-bound bus in early August. Police say the girl boards the bus in Greater Noida and, after the bus is diverted, the two men allegedly rape her. She is later dropped near Kashmere Gate and reports the assault.
Forensic findings are central to the case. Police state DNA evidence collected from the bus links the accused to the alleged crime, including semen samples and hair strands. According to the reports, police arrest the two suspects soon after the incident using CCTV footage alongside DNA and other forensic material. The chargesheet names dozens of witnesses, with one report citing 50 witnesses.
Both outlets describe the same broad incident timeline—August 4, diversion of the bus, assault of the minor, and her subsequent reporting near Kashmere Gate—and the same types of forensic evidence, including semen and hair strands. They differ mainly in how they frame emphasis, with one highlighting DNA implicating both men and the other focusing on the specific forensic items mentioned in the chargesheet.
