Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Ajmer Girl Rescued Faces Neighbor Harassment, Police Probe
A young girl in Ajmer, India, was rescued by police after being held captive for more than seven months and forced into marriage.
She says neighbors harassed her and her mother, beating them and trying to make them leave their rented home.
Five neighbors are accused of entering the house and assaulting them.
The police officer, Deputy Superintendent Laxman Ram, said the case is being investigated and action will be taken.
The girl, one of seven siblings, says neighbors keep taunting her mother, accusing her of selling her for money.
A minor girl rescued by Ajmer police after alleged 7‑month captivity and forced marriage.
She claims neighbors harassed her and her mother, forcing them to leave a rented house.
Five neighbors allegedly entered the home, beat the girl and her mother on a Wednesday.
Police officer Deputy Superintendent Laxman Ram said the case is under investigation and action will be taken.
The girl, one of seven siblings, says neighbors taunt her mother, accusing her of selling her for money.
- Who
- Minor girl rescued by Ajmer police, her mother, and Deputy Superintendent of Police Laxman Ram
- What
- Neighbors allegedly harassed and beat the girl and her mother, forcing them to leave a rented house
- When
- Rescued last month; incident occurred on a Wednesday
- Where
- Ajmer, India
- Why
- Neighbors harassed the family to force them out of the rented house
- Rescued Date
- last month
- Location
- Ajmer, India
- Accused Neighbors
- 5
- Police Officer
- Deputy Superintendent of Police Laxman Ram
- Victim
- Minor girl, one of seven siblings
- Alleged Captivity
- more than seven months
- Forced Marriage
- yes
- Action
- Police investigation underway