Crash of India teen who accused politician of rape raises suspicions
NEW DELHI - An Indian teenager who accused a senior politician of rape is fighting for her life after being critically injured in a crash that killed two relatives, raising suspicions of foul play.
"We are analysing all the aspects, we are looking into call details and have recorded statements of eyewitnesses," state police chief O.P. Singh told reporters. Months later, the woman tried to set herself on fire outside the home of Uttar Pradesh leader Yogi Adityanath, a BJP stalwart. However, media reports said suspicions had been raised because the truck's registration number was painted over.
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