In Hyderabad, Police Arrests 3 Out Of 5 Accused Men For Raping A Minor In TRS Leader’s Car
You know, I have realised that men will not shy away from using others just for the sake of their entertainment even though it can drastically affect the victim’s life, they just know how to use power as a means to exploit other people. And the recent gang-rape case that took place in Hyderabad is a perfect example of it. Recently, police arrested 3 out of 5 accused men including the son of a TSR (Telangana Rashtra Samithi Party) leader for allegedly raping a 17-year-old girl. What will happen to this world?
On May 28, the 5 accused including 3 minors allegedly gang-raped a 17-year-old girl after one of the boys promised her to drop her home. They all had gone to a pub in Hyderabad. After a while, the victim left the club with him and his friends. First, they went to a café where they changed into an Innova. In the parked car, they sexually assaulted the minor one by one. The incident took place in Jubilee Hills, Telangana, Hyderabad. After the incident, the father of the victim registered a complaint against the 5 boys including the son of a leader from Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao’s Telangana Rashtra Samithi Party and the son of a GHMC corporator, as per reports. Two accused have been identified as Saduddin Malik and Omer Khan, Saduddin was arrested yesterday.
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Meanwhile, many people are trying to save the politician’s minor son. According to the reports, Joel Davis – a Senior Police Officer has said that rape allegations against the 5 accused are not true. Is he even allowed to make such statements regarding such a serious case?
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On the other hand, the police have collected the CCTV footage. In the footage, the girl can be seen leaving the pub with the accused men.
We hope that the truth reveals itself.
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