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Bhopal Student Booked For Allegedly Raping Woman On Pretext Of Marriage After Instagram Friendship

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A student has been booked for allegedly raping a 28-year-old woman on the pretext of marriage after befriending her on Instagram in Bhopal’s Awadhpuri area, police said. The woman, who works as a daily-wage employee, lodged an FIR at Awadhpuri police station on Saturday. According to police, the woman met the accused through Instagram in March. They initially became…

Bhopal Student Booked For Allegedly Raping Woman On Pretext Of Marriage After Instagram Friendship

In Bhopal’s Awadhpuri area, a student has been arrested for allegedly raping a 28-year-old woman on the pretext of marriage, according to police reports. The incident allegedly occurred after the woman met the accused through Instagram in March, where they initially became friends and later entered into a relationship. According to the woman, the accused repeatedly engaged in physical relations with her over the past six months, promising to marry her.

However, a few days ago, the accused allegedly refused to marry her and blocked her phone number. Despite multiple attempts to contact him, she was unable to reach him. The woman subsequently approached the police and filed a complaint. As a result, a case has been registered, and two police teams have been deployed to locate the accused, who is expected to be arrested soon.

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