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Panic and utter chaos as 'nude gang' on the prowl in UP's Meerut villages

The Morning Standard

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September 07, 2025

A ‘nude gang’ triggered panic in Daurala area in Meerut district of western UP on Saturday, with the villagers claiming that at least four such incidents have taken place in the past few days.

- NAMITA BAJPAI @ Lucknow

According to local sources, the alleged gangsters have long hair and they suddenly emerge from the farm fields naked and attack unsuspecting women passing by. They try to drag the women into the fields and physically assault them.

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