Delhi girl acid attack: Police issues notice to Flipkart over sale of acid


New Delhi, Dec 15 (IANS): A day after the shocking incident of an acid attack on a 17-year-old schoolgirl, the Delhi Police on Thursday issued notice to Flipkart, from where the accused had bought the acid.

The sale of acid is banned in the market but the accused, identified as Sachin Arora, had bought it online from the e-commerce platform.

The 17-year-old was attacked with acid on Wednesday morning near Dwarka Mor while she was on her way to school. Three persons have been held in this connection.

Arora, along with two others - Harshit Aggarwal a.k.a. Honey, 19 and Virender Singh a.k.a. Sonu, 22 - had planned and hatched the conspiracy a few days ago to throw acid on the girl after their friendship ended in September this year, an official said.

All the three accused are residents of the same locality where the girl resides.

"At the time of the incident, Harshit was driving the bike. Virender aided the accused persons by being part of the criminal conspiracy," a police official said.

In the morning before the incident, Singh took Arora's scooty and mobile phone to another location so as to create an alibi and mislead the investigation.

The police said that on the basis of technical evidence, it has been found that Arora procured the acid from Flipkart and payment mode was through PayTM.

Meanwhile, the Delhi Commission for Women on Thursday also issued notice both Flipkart and Amazon for selling acid on their platforms.

"The commission has learnt that the accused had bought acid through the online shopping portal Flipkart. The Commission has also learnt that acid is easily available on leading online shopping platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart which is illegal.

"The ease of availability of acid on online platforms is a matter of grave concern and needs to be checked urgently," the notice read.

 

  

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  • Moshu, Mangaluru

    Thu, Dec 15 2022

    Narangi media and Narangi frog desperate in search for Aftab shradda like contents although doesnt of horrors infront of them to cry

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Dec 15 2022

    Very bad and sad.In the report you explained everything about buying and who were all there but not how the girls condition is .How serious she is or where she is.Now they issued notice to sellers but not throwers?These boys are escaped from fiese work of acid?Her future is spoiled.Arrest all three and punish them .Hope she is not much got of this acid?Wish her all the best.

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