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Drug Mafia: Woman Allegedly Attacked for Refusing to Sell Drugs

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A disturbing video has gone viral on social media, allegedly showing a group of men brutally assaulting a woman flower garland seller in Delhi. The incident is reportedly from the night of Chhoti Diwali and took place on the road connecting the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) to Gautam Nagar. According to the victim, she was sleeping when the men arrived carrying sticks and began beating her. She has alleged that the attack was carried out because she refused to sell drugs on behalf of a local drug mafia. The video has raised concerns over the alleged influence of drug networks and the safety of street vendors in the national capital. Delhi Police has stated that it has not received any written complaint from the woman so far. However, acting on the viral video, police are searching for the accused. The report highlights the need for an investigation into the woman's allegations and the circumstances surrounding the assault. No arrests or further police action have been confirmed in the information shared.

 

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