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Pakistan: 15 men accused of gang-raping and filming two sisters aged 15 & 17
The family of the victims did not seek legal action due to poverty, the mother said
Published: October 26, 2020 20:56
Evangeline Elsa, Social Media Editor, Gulf News
Fifteen men have been accused of gang-raping and filming two teenage sisters in Pakistan’s Faisalabad city. While the incident happened last month, the case came to light only after the victims' mother filed a police complaint recently.
According to an October 25 news report by an Urdu newspaper, Jang, the mother in her complaint stated that her two daughters, aged 17 and 15, were kidnapped on September 11 by a group of people.
She told the police that the kidnappers took her daughters to different locations for six days and gang-raped them.
The mother added that the suspects allegedly intoxicated the teenage girls and took indecent photographs and videos of them.
The First Information Report (FIR) states that later, the men dropped off the 15-year-old girl at Jhang Bazar in Faisalabad, and her sister at another spot in Gujranwala, before fleeing.
Explaining why she did not file a complaint last month, the mother said that the family could not afford to seek legal action because they were poor. So, they decided to leave their residence and settled somewhere else.
However, the suspects did not leave the family alone. They followed the two sisters, continued to catcall, and record videos of the teenage sisters wherever they went.
According to the complaint, six days ago, the two sisters were traveling with their mother when the suspects followed them and started filming videos of the girls again.
When the mother reprimanded them, they assaulted her and the girls before fleeing.
India: Man arrested for live-streaming sexual acts with wife on app
Published: October 25, 2020 22:38
ANI
Vidisha: A man has been arrested in Vidisha for allegedly live-streaming sexual acts with his wife on an app in lieu of money from other users, Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) Vikas Pandey said on Sunday.
The senior police official said that the wife had lodged a complaint with police about the man, who had married her under false pretences, forcing her to perform sexual acts on the app.
"On October 21 a woman came to us with the complaint that a man named Charanjeet had lured her through social media and brought her with him to Vidisha and married her. He hid the fact from her that he was previously married. A few days after the wedding he filmed some obscene videos of the woman and used it to blackmail her and force her to do live videos," the CSP said.
Explaining the modus operandi of the app, the police official said customers 'like' profiles on the app and in exchange for money deposited into a bank account number sent to them via WhatsApp, get access to obscene acts by the people profiled.
The police team has recovered gold worth Rs 15.5 lakh (about $21,000 USD) and Rs 45,500 in cash and four mobiles among other things from the accused. Three bank accounts of the accused have also been seized in which it is being estimated that close to six lakh rupees would be recovered.
"A complaint has been filed under several sections of the IPC and the IT Act," Pandey said and added that the accused had been engaged in such acts ever since he got married to the woman. Further investigation is underway.
CBI Case Against Man For Selling Child Sex Abuse Content
On Messaging App in Delhi
The accused had created three accounts and 20 groups on messaging application Telegram for marketing and selling such material
DelhiPress Trust of India
Updated: October 23, 2020 6:35 pm IST
The special unit of the CBI on "Online Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Prevention/ Investigation" carried out searches at the premises of the accused in Delhi.
The team recovered the mobile phone used for spreading and selling child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and sent it for forensic examination.
The accused had created three accounts and 20 groups on messaging application Telegram for marketing and selling such material.
"It was also alleged that in response to the advertisement and after bargaining with customers, the accused received payments via Paytm and Google Pay, etc. On receipt of payments, the accused allegedly shared the links of various groups and channels of Telegram, in which objectionable material including CSAM, was being shared with members," CBI spokesperson RK Gaur said.
The accused allegedly sold obscene videos and photos, including CSAM, for an amount of ₹ 250 per customer who would be added into these groups and channels, he said.
The CBI shares only skeletal details of cases pertaining to child sexual abuse.
India: Husband murdered his wife after fasting for eight days of Navratri
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Police suspect that the accused might have performed black magic
Published: October 26, 2020 19:21
Surabhi Sudarsan, Social Media Reporter, Gulf News
A man allegedly killed his wife at night after fasting for eight days during Navratri in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh.
Navratri is an Indian festival, a celebration of the triumph of good over evil. As reported by the Indian media outlets, the incident took place on the intervening night of Friday and Saturday in Sarganwa village in Ambikapur district. Later, the accused was identified as Sabal, and the woman's body found in the worship room.
Primary investigation has revealed that the accused used to perform black magic frequently. According to the officials, the accused stabbed the woman to death.
Talking to the media, police officials said that the accused is repeatedly changing his statement, saying that he suspected the character of the wife. A senior state police official said: "The police is investigating the case from every angle."
He added: "On the morning of Durga Navami, her daughter-in-law found her mother-in-law's dead body lying in the worship room. Soon she informed her husband, and the villagers informed the police. Sabal has confessed his crime to the police. He first told the villagers that some people had entered his house late at night, and they killed his wife."
While talking to the police, family members said that he often beat up the deceased and he suspected of her infidelity. The police have taken the accused into custody. Officials have booked a case of murder against him under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code.
Woman killed for standing up against sexual harassment
of her daughters in Uttar Pradesh
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FIR said four men from their neighbourhood were harassing young girls of the family
Published: October 28, 2020 23:12
Surabhi Sudarsan, Social Media Reporter, Gulf News
A 55-year-old woman was allegedly beaten to death by four people for opposing their attempts of sexual harassment against her daughters at Nara village in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh on Monday. The incident has created an uproar in social media, and online users were quick to share the news with their severe criticism.
Sharing the news on his Facebook profile, a user, Kamal Khan posted: “Our women are not safe even inside the house. The world has become so cruel and no justice…Its really painful to read women abuse every day as it happens.”
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Talking to the Indian media outlets, Mansurpur police station official, K P Singh said that a case had registered against four people - Akash, Gopi, Binendra, and Rajesh.
Later the woman was identified as Savita Devi. Police raided the residences of all four accused to arrest them, but they have escaped. While confirming the incident officer Singh added that all of them are absconding and the investigation is underway.
Another Facebook user, Sudip Mishra, commented: “We need a new law…something more powerful that it will never allow the culprit to escape by any chance.”
According to the complaint lodged by the victim’s family members, the four neighbours were harassing the young women of the family which was bitterly resisted by the mother.
As per their statement, on Monday evening, the four accused entered her house and attacked the woman. The men severely beat her up, and she was rushed to a nearby hospital where she was declared dead.
The body of the deceased was handed over to the family after the post-mortem was conducted.
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