Meerut, May 2 -- Over a month after a 14-year-old girl being raped in a railway yard near Bareilly station, the Government Railway Police (GRP) in Bareilly arrested a suspect accused following an extensive investigation involving eight dedicated teams and the review of approximately 500 CCTV cameras across railway stations from Tanakpur to Mathura. The accused, identified as 30-year-old Chandrakesh Kashyap who hails from Nagariya Manpur village Soron sub divsiona of Kasganj district, confessed to the crime during interrogation, revealing a chilling account of the incident of March 27 and his criminal history. According to GRP superintendent of police (SP) Ashutosh Shukla, the incident occurred when the victim, a minor from Etah district, was traveling with her family on a train returning from a visit to Purnagiri Mata temple in Uttrakhand. The family boarded a sleeper coach, where Chandrakesh was already present. He misled the family, claiming they were in the wrong coach. As the train began moving, the girl's family disembarked, leaving her behind. Seizing the opportunity, Chandrakesh lured the girl off the train when it slowed down at an outer area, took her to the railway yard and raped her. When the victim's condition deteriorated, he fled the scene. The case was initially registered under the POCSO Act against an unknown individual at the Bareilly GRP station, based on a complaint filed by the victim's father. Following the complaint, the teams scoured footage from approximately 500 CCTV cameras at railway stations between Tanakpur and Mathura. To narrow down the suspect, the police interrogated around 800 individuals. The breakthrough came on Wednesday morning when a suspicious individual was spotted roaming near Bareilly Railway Junction....