Two abduct woman & her brother, rape her in Dhar
Mhow: Two men were booked for abducting a woman and her brother, and raping her on Thursday night in Dhar.
Sub-inspector Julie Amaliyar said, "The survivor and her brother reported that they went to buy some household items from weekly market on Thursday evening.
When they were returning home on their bike, an SUV stopped in front of their bike and waylaid them.
" Veeru alias Meeru and Sonu, residents of Bheirupada village, were in the SUV. They allegedly thrashed the man and took them to a secluded place, about 2 km away, in the car. Here Veeru allegedly raped her and then dropped them back to the spot of
abduction
and fled.
Amaliyar said that the two were booked under sections 126(2), 127(2), 140(3), 64 (1) and 351(3) of BNS. A police team was sent to their houses but they had absconded. The search for them and further investigation are underway.TNN
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