Mirzapur police complaint: gang rape of wife with husband held hostage proved to be false

In Vindhyachar, Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, allegations of gang-raping the wife by holding her husband hostage have been proven false. A complaint was filed with the police that the couple was first beaten up when they returned from completing darshan and worshipping at the Ashtab Jashan Sitakund, after which the wife took her husband hostage and was then taken to the forest and gang-raped by four people. In this case, a video went viral on social media.

The case of gang rape of wife by four persons at Ashtabhuja Hills in Vindhyachar police station area in Mirzapur has been proved to be false. Police said that after investigation, it was found that the victims were not married. On that day, Sohan Bharti went to Ashtabhuja Hills for a bike ride along with his girlfriend and friend Neeraj. When the four persons reached there, Sohan was sitting in the forest with his girlfriend. They started shooting his video and demanded money, which led to an argument between the two. In this regard, Sohan’s friend made a video of the accused and posted it on his Instagram, after which it was edited and the case of gang rape was fabricated so that the police could take prompt action.

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What complaints should be made to the police?

Let me tell you that the victim had previously filed a police complaint stating that the gang rape took place on September 11, 2024. After worshipping at Kali Khoh temple in Vindhyachal, my wife and I reached Sita Kund on the top of a hill. When he was coming back from there, he met 4-5 people on the road and started beating him with sticks. They took away all my money and mobile phone. After this, they held me hostage near a neem tree and dragged my wife to the forest where four people took turns to rape her. When my wife started screaming, he threatened to kill both of us.

What did Mirzapur SP say?

In this case, Mirzapur Superintendent of Police Abhinandan said that after investigation, the police found that the gang rape allegation was false. Although the two were not husband and wife, there was a friendship between them. A video was made in a sponsored manner and went viral on social media, which attracted the attention of the police and immediate action was taken. The rape incident has been found to be untrue and baseless. We have registered a case in this matter and are taking further action.