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`Australian woman travelled in auto without display card'

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: The city police have reportedly found that the Australian woman, whom an autorickshaw driver allegedly attempted to rape after robbing her, was travelling in autorickshaw which had no driving licence display card.

According to the city police Sarah Paular (21) was not able to give the registration number of the autorickshaw. The city police and the Bangalore Rural district police are yet to get any breakthrough in the incident.

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