Archive · 1 Oct 2026
Delhi Gangrape Survivor Identifies Three Accused in Jail Lineup
A 17-year-old girl said that three people attacked her in a Delhi park.
The police arrested three accused people named Asif, Hemant Singh and Mukesh.
On Wednesday, she saw the three men in a formal jail lineup.
She identified each of them.
This procedure is called a Test Identification Parade, or TIP.
It is done before a magistrate to help check whether a witness recognizes the correct person.
Police said they want to build a strong case.
They also recovered a gun and a knife, but laboratory reports on the evidence are not ready yet.
A 17-year-old girl allegedly gangraped in a Southeast Delhi park identified all three accused during a Test Identification Parade.
The lineup was held at Tihar Jail on Wednesday before a magistrate.
The accused were identified as Asif, Hemant Singh and his brother Mukesh.
Police said they are working to build a strong case against the accused.
A firearm and knife allegedly used in the crime have been recovered, while forensic reports are awaited.
- Who
- A 17-year-old survivor and three accused identified as Asif, Hemant Singh and Mukesh.
- What
- The survivor identified all three accused in a Test Identification Parade linked to an alleged gangrape.
- When
- The alleged crime occurred last month, and the identification parade was held on Wednesday.
- Where
- The alleged crime took place at a park in Southeast Delhi; the lineup was held at Tihar Jail.
- Why
- Police conducted the identification procedure to help establish the accused persons’ identities and are awaiting forensic reports to strengthen the case.
- Survivor
- 17-year-old girl
- Accused
- Asif, Hemant Singh and Mukesh
- Identification result
- All three accused were identified
- Procedure
- Test Identification Parade
- Location of parade
- Tihar Jail
- Recovered evidence
- A firearm and a knife
- Pending evidence
- Forensic report