Indian court orders police to dig up the remains of a 14-year-old rape victim's baby for a paternity test to find out who attacked her Teenager had accused businessman of repeatedly raping her in New Delhi, India She gave birth to a baby girl in October, but the child died a few days later Man was arrested but the victim then withdrew her allegation against suspect Court then ordered exhumation of baby's remains to carry out a paternity test By Julian Robinson An Indian court has ordered police to dig up the remains of a 14-year-old rape victim's baby for a DNA test to find out who attacked her. The teenager had initially accused a businessman of repeatedly raping her during visits to the capital New Delhi in February last year. She gave birth to a baby girl in October, but the child died a few days later. Police then arrested the suspect in July and charged him with raping a minor. However, the victim then dropped her rape claim against the ...