Guna Shocker: Three Minors Booked For Alleged Unnatural Act With 15-Year-Old Boy
Guna (Madhya Pradesh): A case involving an alleged unnatural act committed against a 15-year-old minor has come to light in the Kotwali police station area of Guna. Acting on the victim's complaint, the police have registered a case against three minors. One of the accused is reportedly the nephew of a public representative from Guna. The police are investigating the matter. According to the…
Guna, Madhya Pradesh: A case involving an alleged illegal act committed against a 15-year-old minor has emerged at the Kotwali police station in Guna. Following the victim's complaint, authorities have lodged charges against three minors. One of the accused is believed to be the nephew of a prominent political figure from Guna. Police are actively investigating the matter.
According to the police, the 15-year-old victim was standing outside his home with a companion when three minors approached him, inviting him to join them to a nearby area near a gas station for play. The minor complied and proceeded with them to the grounds. Upon arrival, the three took the minor towards some bushes, where the alleged wrongful act allegedly took place. The victim resisted, leading to an assault from the accused. The victim claims he was assaulted a second time as well.
The complainant informed the police that the accused also recorded a video of the incident. Subsequently, the minor was threatened with death if he disclosed the incident to anyone. Later that evening, the victim presented the entire incident to the Kotwali police station. Based on the complaint, the police have registered a case against the three minors under sections pertaining to unlawful acts, verbal abuse, and assault.
Due to the minors' ages, their identities have not been disclosed. It has also been revealed that one of the accused is the nephew of a public representative, though this has not been officially confirmed by the police. The police state that they are thoroughly investigating the allegations and will take further action based on the investigation's findings.
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