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‘He Faked Hindu Identity, Impregnated And Then Abandoned Me’: Woman Accuses Man, Brother Of Love Jihad
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Police have been approached by a 24-year-old Hindu girl in Gurugram accusing a Muslim man of faking his identity as a Hindu, marrying and impregnating her and later abandoning her. The victim later sought the help of Hindu outfits who helped her get the accused arrested.
The victim claimed that she got to known the real identity of the man only after she demanded that they register their marriage. The accused as a result fled from the place, saying he was a Muslim and couldn’t have a Hindu wife, as reported by The Tribune.
As per the victim’s complaint, an FIR has been registered against the accused and his brother under Sections 376 (rape), 506 (criminal intimidation) of IPC at the Sector 14 police station.
The victim hailed from Rajasthan and had been living with her father near Pataudi Chowk for the past eight months. She worked in the placement agency of the accused, identified as Bilal Ahmed and Dildar who were impersonating as Vikas Sharma and Mohit Sharma respectively.
“It was in January that Mohit raped me. When I threatened to go to the police, his brother Vikas promised to marry me and give a good respectable life. He took me to Jaipur and married me in a temple”, the victim said in her complaint.
We started living as husband and wife in Gurugram, and I got pregnant. I asked Vikas to get our marriage registered, and he started avoiding the issue. When I insisted, he told me he was a Muslim and could not have a Hindu wife. He then thrashed me and fled on 11 September. I waited for many days and then went to my old office and questioned Mohit, but he threatened to kill me. In a rage, he told me they both were Muslims and revealed their real names,” she added.
The victim went to the Civil Hospital on 10 October for her medical examination where doctors confirmed her pregnancy. She was produced in a city court for recording her statement under Section 164 of the CrPC where she reportedly repeated her claim.
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