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          Patna, Aug 17 (IANS) A National Commission for Women (NCW) team   Friday said women are not safe in Bihar and after probing the alleged gangrape   of a Class 11 student here described the situation as "serious".
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        "Crimes against women including rape, gangrape, sexual harassment and   molestation are reported regularly," Charu Walikhanna, an NCW member, said   here.
 She met Bihar police chief Abhyanand to inquire about the progress   of the police probe into the gangrape.
 
 All the six accused have been   arrested. The alleged incident took place at Rajvanshi Nagar of Patna June 14,   but it was not reported till the end of July.
 
 The accused allegedly   videographed the rape and circulated its CDs and MMS among friends, police   said.
 
 A complaint was filed by the Bihar Commission for Women after   opposition parties and activists took out a candle march and held a vigil to   highlight the case.
 
 In her statement to both the women's commission and   the police, the girl stated that she was gangraped.
 
 Two groups of girls   from Gaya and Rohtas districts, who are victims of sexual harassment, met   Walikhanna. "These girls complained about the local police. They said that they   ran from pillar to post for justice, but the police have not initiated any   action against them the accused," Walikhanna said.
  
	
	
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