Pakistan Pakistan: Case filed against three for 'raping' school teacher
Kot Addu city police in Pakistan have registered a case against a man and two of his accomplices for allegedly raping a woman schoolteacher and even depriving her of Rs5 million on the pretext of arranging US visas for her and her family.
They blackmailed and demanded more money from her.
The case has been registered against the prime suspect, ‘J’, a resident of a village in Mian Chunnu tehsil, his accomplice ‘GM’ of Multan and another unidentified man on the complaint of the schoolteacher of a government school, reported Dawn News.
In her First Information Report, the victim alleged she became a friend with ‘J’ on a social media platform.
She alleged that the prime suspect in the case promised to arrange US visas for her and her family members.
She said the suspect received Rs5 million from her on the same pretext.
The victim further claimed that she met the suspect two years back in Multan at the house of his accomplice ‘GM’, where the former raped her.
She said the suspect raped her several times later and made objectionable videos.
The complainant said the suspect and his accomplice started blackmailing her, demanding more money and threatening to upload her videos on social media, if she did not pay them more money, reported Dawn News.
She demanded that the prime suspect should be arrested and her money should be recovered.
Station House Officer (SHO) Nasir Abbasi said that a case was registered against the suspects nominated in the FIR, and they would be arrested soon, reported Dawn News.
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