India shocker: Two men gangrape a dead woman dig out from grave

Two youth dug out the dead body of a 26-year-old woman from the grave who was cremated just two days ago. Thereafter, the two sick-minded men had sex with the woman's dead body.

Only for the sexual satisfaction, some lecherous men did something so gruesome that has put the humanity to shame.Two youth dug out the dead body of a 26-year-old woman from the grave who was cremated just two days ago. Thereafter, the two sick-minded men had sex with the woman's dead body.

The incident took place in Talheta village of Ghaziabad. The incident came to light when in the morning, people saw the dead body of the woman lying 20 feet away from the grave. The villagers immediately informed the family members and they further called up the police.

According to reports, on Thursday night, two men blinded with lust dug out the dead body. They took it nearly 20 feet away from the grave and gang raped her. The family members said that the woman lost her life while delivering the baby.

Two days ago, she was admitted to the hospital as she suffered pregnancy pain but died while delivering the baby. After having sex with the body, the licentious men left the nude dead body of the woman. When people saw the body in the morning, there were no clothes covering it.

The lustful men dug out the 4.5 feet deep grave in just half an hour. Thus, it is estimated that at least 3 people were involved in the gruesome incident. Following the incident of gang rape with the woman's dead body, not only the family members but the villagers are also in deep shock. They have demanded strict inquiry in the issue.

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