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Gang rapes daughter of Provincial Civil Services officer in car near Lucknow medical college | Lucknow News
LUCKNOW: Three men, Satyam Mishra, Suhail, and Aslam, were arrested for allegedly raping a 23-year-old woman in a moving car in Lucknow on December 5. The victim, daughter of a Provincial Civil Services officer, filed an FIR on Sunday.
On the day of the crime, the woman had visited her psychiatrist at King George’s Medical University. She went to a tea stall in front of the facility, run by Mishra, and sought his help in getting her phone charged.
Mishra convinced her to charge her phone inside an ambulance parked nearby.The ambulance, however, left with her phone, leading her and Mishra to chase it. After getting the phone, the the woman asked Mishra to drop her back to the hospital. He then allegedly called a car, occupied by Aslam and Suhail, who forced the woman to consume ganja, beer, and liquor. They drove towards Barabanki,sexually assaulted her, and also filmed the act.
Mishra allegedly called a car which was occupied by the co-accused Aslam and Suhail. As per the FIR, after she sat in the car, the woman was forced to consume ganja, beer, and liquor. Meanwhile, she somehow managed to send her live location to a friend, the DCP said. The accused drove her towards Safedabad in Barabanki and stopped at a restaurant to purchase food, which they forced her to eat. As the car sped along further, Aslam and Suhail allegedly sexually assaulted her while Mishra filmed the act, stated the FIR.The survivor, managing to send her location to a friend, was later abandoned near her friend’s house. She reported the incident to the police after recovering from the trauma.
The accused were identified through a verification drive, with Mishra working at Suhail’s tea stall and Aslam being the vehicle owner.The survivor requested them to delete the video and pleaded with them to drop her at a friend’s house in Indira Nagar. The accused finally abandoned her at Munshipulia near her friend’s place. On reaching there, she found her mother and a police team waiting at the spot but didn’t share her ordeal immediately. A few days later, on recovering from the trauma, she narrated her harrowing experience to her mother, who approached the police on Sunday.
On the day of the crime, the woman had visited her psychiatrist at King George’s Medical University. She went to a tea stall in front of the facility, run by Mishra, and sought his help in getting her phone charged.
Mishra convinced her to charge her phone inside an ambulance parked nearby.The ambulance, however, left with her phone, leading her and Mishra to chase it. After getting the phone, the the woman asked Mishra to drop her back to the hospital. He then allegedly called a car, occupied by Aslam and Suhail, who forced the woman to consume ganja, beer, and liquor. They drove towards Barabanki,sexually assaulted her, and also filmed the act.
Mishra allegedly called a car which was occupied by the co-accused Aslam and Suhail. As per the FIR, after she sat in the car, the woman was forced to consume ganja, beer, and liquor. Meanwhile, she somehow managed to send her live location to a friend, the DCP said. The accused drove her towards Safedabad in Barabanki and stopped at a restaurant to purchase food, which they forced her to eat. As the car sped along further, Aslam and Suhail allegedly sexually assaulted her while Mishra filmed the act, stated the FIR.The survivor, managing to send her location to a friend, was later abandoned near her friend’s house. She reported the incident to the police after recovering from the trauma.
The accused were identified through a verification drive, with Mishra working at Suhail’s tea stall and Aslam being the vehicle owner.The survivor requested them to delete the video and pleaded with them to drop her at a friend’s house in Indira Nagar. The accused finally abandoned her at Munshipulia near her friend’s place. On reaching there, she found her mother and a police team waiting at the spot but didn’t share her ordeal immediately. A few days later, on recovering from the trauma, she narrated her harrowing experience to her mother, who approached the police on Sunday.
