Delhi school rape: Police rule out outsider's job, hopeful of breakthrough

New Delhi: Delhi Police have claimed to have recovered vital clues in the rape of a seven-year-old girl, saying they are close to a breakthrough in the case and have ruled out the role of an outsider, reports CNN-IBN. Teachers, including 13 female and two male, have been called in for questioning again on Saturday morning. Four people including two teachers were questioned on Friday.  The seven-year-old girl was raped on Thursday allegedly by an unidentified man inside her school premises. The incident took place in Mongolpuri in north-west Delhi last evening and it came to light on Friday morning when the parents of the victims approached police. The girl received severe injuries and was admitted to a government hospital. She was discharged on Saturday morning. “The victim was raped by a man inside the school campus yesterday. Her parents approached us this morning and a case has been registered. The victim could not tell us anything about the attacker. We are investigating the case. We are questioning the male staff, including teachers and a guard,” a senior police official said. With PTI inputs