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Rajasthan: Government teacher booked for raping 30-year-old woman | Jaipur News
KOTA: A 50-year-old government school teacher, identified as Badrilal Meena, in Bundi’s Keshoraipatan area on Sunday was booked for raping a 30-year-old married woman.
The rape survivor, in her report, stated that the incident occurred at her house on Saturday when the accused was on enrolment drive. On finding her alone in the house he raped her.
However, the police have not arrested the accused teacher as the statements of the rape survivor are when she was alone. The teacher had come there to talk to her about enrolling her children in his school. However, no arrest has been made till now as the survivor’s statements are yet to be recorded.
Meena is a government school teacher at Baldara village, ASI at Keshoraipatan police station Harishankar Sharma said. Meena, after the incident, threatened the woman with dire consequences if she divulged it to anyone in the family, he said. The survivor narrated her ordeal to her husband when he returned home on Saturday night.
The police lodged a case under section 376 of IPC and began investigation. The woman was sent for medical examination. Initial inquiry revealed that the accused often visited the survivor’s house on some pretext or the other.
(The victim’s identity has not been revealed to protect her privacy as per Supreme Court directives on cases related to sexual assault)
The rape survivor, in her report, stated that the incident occurred at her house on Saturday when the accused was on enrolment drive. On finding her alone in the house he raped her.
However, the police have not arrested the accused teacher as the statements of the rape survivor are when she was alone. The teacher had come there to talk to her about enrolling her children in his school. However, no arrest has been made till now as the survivor’s statements are yet to be recorded.
Meena is a government school teacher at Baldara village, ASI at Keshoraipatan police station Harishankar Sharma said. Meena, after the incident, threatened the woman with dire consequences if she divulged it to anyone in the family, he said. The survivor narrated her ordeal to her husband when he returned home on Saturday night.
The police lodged a case under section 376 of IPC and began investigation. The woman was sent for medical examination. Initial inquiry revealed that the accused often visited the survivor’s house on some pretext or the other.
(The victim’s identity has not been revealed to protect her privacy as per Supreme Court directives on cases related to sexual assault)
