Jaipur: In Bharatpur, Rajasthan, a case of rape and blackmailing of a married woman at the force of arms has come to light. The victim, who lives in a village under Kaman police station area of ​​Bharatpur district, alleges that the armed miscreant first made a pornographic video of her and then continued to rape her by showing her fear. Late on Monday night, the miscreant entered the victim's room with a weapon and started raping, then after making noise, the family members came there and caught the miscreant. However, the miscreant fled after showing fear of the weapon, after which the victim has given a complaint to the police.
Kaman Police Officer Daulat Sahu has informed that the victim came to the police station and told that a person from her village had made a pornographic video of her while taking a bath a few months ago. After which he continued to blackmail the victim by showing her obscene photo-videos and on the basis of the weapon, he also carried out the incident of rape several times. According to the complaint, on Monday night, the accused entered the victim's house with weapons. The accused assaulted and raped the woman. Meanwhile, when the woman raised an alarm, the mother-in-law and other relatives of the victim came. They tried to nab the accused, but the accused ran away threatening the house, waving weapons. After this the victim narrated the incident to her husband and reached the police station to register the case.
The victim alleges that the miscreant also threatened her and her family members that they would be killed if they filed a case. After which the aggrieved party somehow lodged a complaint with Daulat Sahu, the station officer of Kaman police station. After which the police officer registered the case of the victim and started investigation into the matter. At the same time, after recording the statement of the victim in the presence of a female constable, her medical test was done at the state hospital.
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