The Delhi High Court has taken notice of a case of sexual assault on a young girl by suspended Delhi Government officer Premoday Khakha. The court has ordered authorities to protect the identity of the survivor and provide compensation. The girl is in critical condition and receiving treatment at a government hospital. The Department of Women and Child Development, police, and the Centre have been asked to submit a report. The court will continue to hear the case on September 14. The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has also acknowledged the matter and identified some issues with how the authorities have followed the rules. The lawyers said they will make a formal document. The officer, who is on suspension, is accused of repeatedly raping the girl and getting her pregnant. He was arrested by the police on August 21 and is now in jail. His wife Seema Rani, who is accused of giving the girl medicine to end her pregnancy, is also in jail. Khakha allegedly raped the young girl multiple times from November 2020 to January 2021. She was staying with the accused, who was a family friend, after her father died on October 1, 2020, according to the police. The victim gave her statement to a magistrate at a hospital, which led to the arrest of the two individuals. The police have filed a case under the POCSO Act and Indian Penal Code sections for rape and outraging the modesty of a woman. Other charges such as criminal intimidation, causing hurt, causing miscarriage without consent, and criminal conspiracy have also been applied in this case. Please rewrite the text in simpler words:
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