Munni alias Musu was found lying unconscious near Aggarsain Bhawan on Monday last.
Since the woman could speak only Assamese language, the police requested soldiers from Assam, in Hisar Cantt, to talk to her to know about her plight.
She had said Shankar, a tea vendor in Delhi, had married her and when he beat her last week she left home and tried to go back to Guwahati.
She sought the help of a taxi driver who took her to Hisar and forcibly compelled her to consume liquor. When the driver and his friend made an attempt to rape her, she jumped out of the car near Aggarsain Bhawan on Monday.
PRO police Harish Bhardwaj said the woman has gone 'missing'.
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