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Gurugram News: Court Intervenes After Police Allegedly Fail to Register Rape Case
By: My India Times
1 minutes read 70Updated At: 2025-01-04

In a deeply troubling incident, a married woman from a village in the Utawad police station area has accused two individuals, Rashid and Shad, of sexual assault and blackmail. Despite her repeated attempts to file a complaint with the local police, no formal case was registered, pushing her to seek justice through the court.
Court Takes Notice After Police Inaction
The victim approached the local Judicial Magistrate First Class, Vinay Kakran, who has now taken cognizance of the matter. The court has issued a notice to the Utawad police station, demanding an action-taken report by January 4. The victim, who has been battling relentlessly to have her voice heard, has found new hope as a result of this judicial intervention.
Details of the Incident
According to the petition filed by the victim, the assault occurred on December 29, 2024. The accused, Rashid and Shad, allegedly not only violated her but also recorded objectionable videos and photographs using a mobile phone. Her pain was further humiliated when these images were later shared on social media. The woman further claimed that she was threatened with death and more slander if she asked for assistance.
Police Response Under Scrutiny
Despite providing substantial evidence, including clothing and other items collected by police officials during an initial visit to her residence, no further investigative action was taken. The victim’s lawyer, Robin Khan, stated that appeals were made to both the Utawad police station in-charge and the Superintendent of Police in Palwal, but these efforts yielded no results.
Ongoing Investigation and Court Hearing
In response to the court’s directive, Utawad police station in-charge Harikishan assured that the matter is under investigation and a detailed response will be submitted in court on January 4.
This case raises significant concerns regarding the responsiveness of law enforcement agencies in addressing sensitive crimes. The intervention of the court represents a crucial measure to ensure justice for the victim and establish accountability for those responsible.
Further updates on the proceedings will be provided as the case develops.
....In a deeply troubling incident, a married woman from a village in the Utawad police station area has accused two individuals, Rashid and Shad, of sexual assault and blackmail. Despite her repeated attempts to file a complaint with the local police, no formal case was registered, pushing her to seek justice through the court.
Court Takes Notice After Police Inaction
The victim approached the local Judicial Magistrate First Class, Vinay Kakran, who has now taken cognizance of the matter. The court has issued a notice to the Utawad police station, demanding an action-taken report by January 4. The victim, who has been battling relentlessly to have her voice heard, has found new hope as a result of this judicial intervention.
Details of the Incident
According to the petition filed by the victim, the assault occurred on December 29, 2024. The accused, Rashid and Shad, allegedly not only violated her but also recorded objectionable videos and photographs using a mobile phone. Her pain was further humiliated when these images were later shared on social media. The woman further claimed that she was threatened with death and more slander if she asked for assistance.
Police Response Under Scrutiny
Despite providing substantial evidence, including clothing and other items collected by police officials during an initial visit to her residence, no further investigative action was taken. The victim’s lawyer, Robin Khan, stated that appeals were made to both the Utawad police station in-charge and the Superintendent of Police in Palwal, but these efforts yielded no results.
Ongoing Investigation and Court Hearing
In response to the court’s directive, Utawad police station in-charge Harikishan assured that the matter is under investigation and a detailed response will be submitted in court on January 4.
This case raises significant concerns regarding the responsiveness of law enforcement agencies in addressing sensitive crimes. The intervention of the court represents a crucial measure to ensure justice for the victim and establish accountability for those responsible.
Further updates on the proceedings will be provided as the case develops.
By: My India Times
Updated At: 2025-01-04
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