Noida, Aug 31 (IANS): Two Uttar Pradesh Police personnel and two others were arrested Saturday for gangraping a woman here.

The incident occurred in Sector 105 late Friday night.

Police said PAC head constable Banshiram Sharma and constable Subhash Chaudhary along with their three friends barged into the office of a property dealer at about 11 p.m. and gang raped a woman.

The five left the office after issuing threats to the dealer and the victim against revealing the incident to anyone. Before leaving, they also snatched the woman's mobile phone.

However, the woman reached a police station at midnight and lodged a complaint.

Officer Dharmendra Chauhan said after registration of the case, police nabbed four of the five people.

Besides the cops, the two other arrested have been identified as Arun and Bunty. Jeetu is absconding. The four confessed to their crime.

Police recovered the woman's mobile phone and seized the official jeep used during the incident.

Policeman Chaudhary is PAC (Battalion 49) Assistant Commandant M.P. Singh's driver while Sharma is also posted in the same PAC.

Delhi residents feel unsafe, unhappy with police: Report

New Delhi, Aug 31 (IANS): Less than one third of the people in Delhi rate personal safety in the city as "good" or "very good" while 90 percent of them feel that crime has risen over the years, a report revealed Saturday.

"Delhi's citizens, especially women, perceive public spaces to be unsafe," said the Delhi Human Development Report 2013, released by Vice President Hamid Ansari along with Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit here.

While most women did not feel safe in public spaces, the workplace and public transport emerged overall as spaces perceived to be the least safe for women, said the report.

"Lack of functional street lights and safe public toilets especially in the poorer settlements reflects the inadequate attention being paid to gender-sensitive urban planning," it said.

"This contributes to the fear of violence in public spaces and is likely to adversely affect vulnerable groups like the economically weaker section, women, elderly and children."

Many respondents were dissatisfied with police due to lack of both approachability and promptness of response displayed by them.

However, around 55 percent of the respondents admitted that felt secure in their residential localities or neighbourhoods.