lucknow close on the heels of hyderabad and unnao rapemurder cases an 18yearold girl has alleged that she was abducted and gangraped in a moving suv in auraiya district of uttar pradeshthe incident took place on november 29 but the fir was registered on december 7 after police inaction forced the girls father to meet auraiya sp the survivor has named four persons including an army jawan and his brother in the fir late on saturday the fir was filed under charges of gangrape criminal intimidation punishment for wrongful confinement and robbery against the army jawan his brother and two othersaccording to police around 2pm on november 29 the girl was on the way to her coaching institue on a twowheeler when she was abducted by four suvborne men the girl alleged the accused took several turns to assault her for two hours in a moving car and later dumped her the accused threatened to kill her if she reported the matter to the police the victim somehow reached home and narrated the ordeal to her parentsher father told mediapersons that since he was worried about the safety of his daughter he did not report the matter to the police immediately however on the insistence of the family members i went to the mahila thana to lodge an fir on december 1 but cops shooed us away i again went to meet the sho next day but she remained unfazed too he addedpeeved over police inaction i decided to meet the auraiya sp on saturday he saidauraiya sp suniti told toi that the girls medical report has ruled out a sexual assault but injuries on the body have been foundwe have also traced the prime suspect an army jawan who is based in allahabad and a team has been formed to question him she added she said cctv footages are being checked to ascertain the sequence of events sources said the girl was in touch with the prime suspect for the last four years and was preparing for competitive examinations around 12 noon on the same day she was talking to the prime accused said the police sourcesthe victims identity has not been revealed to protect her privacy as per supreme court directives on cases related to sexual assault