Ranchi: A shocking case has come to light with the young woman in the Bedo police station area of Ranchi, the capital city of Jharkhand. The woman has accused Rajmahal resident Mo Abul Kaish of sexual harassment, pornographic videos, blackmail, conversion, and triple talaq. The girl is alleged to have drugged and sexually assaulted her for the first time in 2014 and started blackmailing her by making pornographic videos. This continued till 2019. On the other hand, Kaish took the victim to other boys as well.

The young woman made serious allegations against Mo Abul Kaish at the Bedo police station. The girl says she met Kaish while working in an NGO related to the National Mission. After getting sick, the young man took him to the doctor for treatment. After treatment with the doctor, he was drugged and taken to his room on the pretext of resting, after which Kaish made a pornographic video of him. The young woman said it began a period of blackmail which lasted for a long time. The young woman told her that Kaish took her to Manitola in the Doranda area one day and took her away.

The girl alleges that during Nikah, she came to know that the young man was a Muslim and his real name was Mo Abul Kaish. The young woman says that Kaish was studying LLB with a job. After Nikah, she was forcibly fed cow meat and then took her to Delhi several times. After going to Delhi, the Muslim youth crossed the limits of the girl's plight. After going to Delhi, the victim was raped not only by the young man but also by his friends. Whenever the young woman wanted to protest, the young man threatened her with a video. The girl alleged that she was living with the accused even though she was living with the accused, but on this Eid, Kaish took another decision and give her three talaqs, after which she lodged a report to the police station. Police are currently investigating the case.

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