Tourists are not safe in tourist resorts in Madhya Pradesh. Violence against women, gang rape and other heinous incidents are increasing in these places. Gudh, famous in Asia for its super solar power plant and Bhairav ​​Baba, has been rocked by the gang rape incident. Here, six criminals took a young couple hostage and committed heinous crimes. The defendant made a video of the entire incident and threatened to have it disseminated. The police have opened a case and detained several suspects.
The young couple went for a picnic to Bhairav ​​Baba, a tourist spot located in Goud police station area of ​​Rewa district. At the same time, five unidentified gangsters beat the couple and took the husband hostage. The accused took turns gang-raping his wife.
Police said the accused made a video of the entire incident and threatened to circulate it, so the victim did not file a complaint. The incident occurred on Monday. A case was registered and investigation began on Tuesday.
The area has been developed as an industrial area. Recently, a regional industrial conclave was organized in which Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and big industrialists of the country were present. Therefore, the entire incident was suppressed by the police.
Now, days later, the police have registered a case and are investigating the victim’s complaint. So far, the police have detained multiple suspects.
The victim said five defendants were involved. The police have arrested five defendants involved in the gang rape incident and are rounding up other accomplices.
Police chief Vivek Singh said police detained and interrogated multiple suspects. Five accused involved in the incident have been arrested and others are being searched.
Meanwhile, a video of the suspects involved in the case has surfaced, in which all the accused can be seen having a drinking party. One defendant said they were both drunk and got carried away after seeing the newlyweds at the same time. Beat her husband and then tie his hands. All the defendants were found guilty of gang rape.
