The minor worked as a ragpicker and did sundry jobs to feed herself, was found by police in acute pain on roadside on December 29, police said.
She was rushed to a hospital where doctors told police that the girl was pregnant and later delivered a baby girl on December 31, they said.
The girl told police that she had been gangraped by two youths few months back and also shared their names with police.
There was no success in the process until yesterday when police apprehended two juveniles, of the same names, and the girl managed to identify them, police said.
DCP (East) Omvir Singh confirmed the incident and said that the girl underwent counselling.
Police are also making efforts to get the minor a job so that she can take herself and the newborn.
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