Faridabad Gangrape: Sister Alleges Ambulance Used, Police Theory Challenged

• Faridabad police claim to have solved a gangrape case, arresting two accused and stating an 'Eco van' was used.
• Victim's sister vehemently denies police claims, alleging the crime occurred in an 'ambulance' and accusing police of suppression.
• Sister reveals 600 rupees were Paytmed to victim's account by an accused, adding mystery to the case.
• Family faces financial pressure for hospital bills (45,000 paid, 28,000 demanded) and police restrictions on meeting the victim.
• Haryana Women's Commission Chairperson Renu Bhatia has intervened, demanding a report and assuring strict action.

Why It Matters: Faridabad gangrape case deepens with victim's sister challenging police claims, alleging ambulance use and financial exploitation.