Rajasthan crime: The alleged abduction and gangrape of a married woman in Rajasthan’s Bhilwara was found to be false with the police clarifying that the woman willingly went with the two men for consensual physical relations for money.
The 25-year-old woman had earlier claimed that she was abducted by two men who took her to an abandoned house where she was gang-raped and thrashed and her clothes were also taken away.
The police said that the woman went with the two men willingly, however, was troubled after the duo insisted on spending the night with them. She wanted to return to her house but the two men forced her to stay, after which she took off her clothes and sought help from a local alleging that she was gang-raped, according to the police.
"She narrated a concocted story as she was afraid that her husband would abandon her if he came to know about the facts," a police officer said.
The police said that upon checking the phones of the accused, who were detained, the call recordings with the woman came to the fore in which it was revealed that the woman spoke to them on Saturday evening and agreed to meet for money.
“She met Chhotu Sargara and Girdhari at the abandoned house on Amli Road and had consensual physical relations with them,” the police said.
Hailing from Odisha, the woman was married to a 50-year-old differently-abled man from Bhilwara six years ago, police said.
Woman's earlier claims
The woman earlier claimed that the accused persons beat her after raping her and also took away her clothes leaving her uncovered.
"The victim came out for a walk after dinner from where she was abducted and gang-raped," the police earlier said after preliminary inquiry with her.
She claimed that the accused stripped her and left her.
The police reached the spot and covered her body with the seat cover of the jeep and took her to the police station. The police gave her the clothes of a lady constable to wear. Considering the seriousness of the case, an additional police officer from Bhilwara was appointed. The Superintendent of Police, who currently holds the charge of Bhilwara SP, Vimal Singh Nehra had also reached Gangapur.
Protesting against the incident, locals gathered had outside the office of the Deputy Superintendent of Police of Gangapur on late Saturday night and demanded justice for the woman.
According to the police, the FSL team had collected evidence from the spot. The team also found broken bangles of the woman on the spot. The police also found 'objectionable material' from the spot which was confiscated.
Gangapur Deputy Superintendent of Police Labhuram Bishnoi said that after the police received information, the woman was brought to the hospital for medical treatment.
(With PTI inputs)
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