Woman raped by landlord, his son

According to the police, the woman was staying as a tenant in a house from 2006 along with her husband and children.

Update: 2017-11-28 21:57 GMT
According to police, the accused, who were the neighbours of the victim, allegedly use to feed some intoxicating material to the parent of the victim and harass her thereafter. (Photo: PTI | Representational)

New Delhi: A woman was allegedly threatened, blackmailed and videographed while being raped by a gang of men over getting her rented flat vacated. The incident took place in Kalyanpuri area.

According to the police, the woman was staying as a tenant in a house from 2006 along with her husband and children.

In her complaint, the woman stated that the accused, who is the son of the house owner, would barge inside the house when her husband left for work and her children went to school.

She further stated that the accused used to force her into establishing physical intimacy with him. The man allegedly claimed to be in love with her. He also threatened to throw her out of the house along with her family when she refused. He said he would render the family homeless overnight. In one such meeting, the accused raped her and also filmed the whole incident.

According to the complainant, the accused threatened her to continue cooperating with him else he would upload the video on the Internet. The woman left the house and found another place. However, her tormenter followed her there. He used to call her and blackmail her over the phone. She alleged that she was forced into flesh trade by him where his father joined him. She alleged that the duo raped her.

Last week, the woman approached the Kalyanpuri police and registered a plaint. She accused the family of threatening, blackmailing, raping and videographing her. She also accused the family, which included the sisters of the accused, of beating and forcing her into flesh trade.

Based on her statement, the police lodged a case and is also verifying the statement of the woman.

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