Dehradun, July 8 -- The Dehradun police on Monday registered a first information report (FIR) against 200 people, including 27 named, for allegedly stone pelting at police personnel that injured five of them during a protest over the alleged rape and murder of a 13-year-old girl in Doiwala area. According to the FIR, five police personnel were injured in the stone pelting on Sunday. Police said that the 200 people booked in the case include the parents of the victim, a ragpicker. The FIR was registered under sections 109 (attempt to murder), 115 (1) (Voluntarily causing hurt), 121 (2) (Voluntarily causing hurt to deter public servant from his duty), 126 (2) (Wrongful restraint), 132 (Assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty), 190 (Every member of unlawful assembly guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object), 191 (2) (Rioting), 221 (Every member of unlawful assembly guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object), 352 (Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) on Monday. The family of the victim alleged that the girl was sexually assaulted and murdered by two people. According to their complaint, their daughter went to Doon Screening stone crusher at around noon on Saturday where Mosin and Mobin, sons of the stone crusher owner, sexually assaulted her, and when she resisted, they killed her. Jaya Baloni, superintendent of police, Rishikesh, on Sunday said they have registered an FIR under section 64 (1) (rape), 103 (1) (murder), 127 (2) (Wrongful confinement) of BNS and relevant sections of Pocso Act at Doiwala police station against Mosin and Mobin on the complaint of deceased father. On Sunday, a large number of protesters gathered in Doiwala to seek justice for the deceased and action against the accused. Dehradun SSP Ajai Singh said, "On the deceased family's complaint, we have registered the FIR at Doiwala police station. A special team has been constituted to probe the case. This team comprises officials from AHTU, SOG, the field unit in-charges, and local police. The team will conduct a detailed and qualitative analysis of all aspects of the incident and take necessary actions for effective evidence collection against all accused. Besides, the other girls who were present with the victim at the time of the incident will be counselled by an independent counsellor to gather detailed information. All physical and electronic evidence and related information obtained will be scientifically examined and analysed." The SSP said, "The deceased's postmortem was conducted by a panel of doctors, which included a female doctor. Preliminary information from the postmortem suggests there was no evidence of sexual assault or physical injury....