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Another Bihar shocker: After Jamui, Banka, minors abused, assaulted near Gaya hill

Two minors were allegedly assaulted by youths in Mahuadih village near Sherghati police station on Monday. Following the incident, arrests were made after a video surfaced on social media, prompting police investigation. The victims were reportedly stopped, abused, and held at the location while their motorcycle was vandalized. Authorities are working to identify additional suspects involved in…

Another Bihar shocker: After Jamui, Banka, minors abused, assaulted near Gaya hill

In Banka district of Bihar, a woman has alleged that two men filmed her while she was bathing and subsequently sexually assaulted her for six months, according to police. The incident, which has sparked outrage, is the second major case from Banka in a week following the Mandar Parvat molestation video.

The woman, speaking through an FIR lodged at Shambhuganj police station, identified the accused as Shivam Sharma and Rahul Sharma, both residents of Sotichak village. Police said the accused allegedly took photographs of the woman while she was bathing without her consent and threatened to release the images publicly. They further allegedly subjected her to sexual abuse between February 11 and August 8, 2026.

Distraught over the ordeal, the woman approached Shambhuganj police on September 28 and submitted a written complaint. Subsequently, a police team, led by SDPO Amar Vishwas, visited the alleged crime scene and a forensic team collected samples for examination. The samples will be sent for forensic analysis and further legal action will be decided based on the report. Arrests of the accused are underway.

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