A prominent businessman in Rajkot Jamnagar The daughter-in-law has accused of rape.
He lodged a complaint with the B-division police late Thursday night, alleging that he raped her four times between February 14 and April 14 this year.
According to her complaint, the woman had married the son of the accused in 2002 and the couple has an 18-year-old son. However, with a few years in the married life, differences arose between them and bitter fights became a regular affair.
irrigated Due to daily quarrels, she took her son and went to live with his parents in Surat. He also won the maintenance case and the accused’s son was directed to pay him Rs 6,000 per month, the complaint said.
In 2017, when his mother died, the accused and his family went to Surat to offer condolences. At the same time, there was an agreement between the rape victim and her husband and she returned to her in-laws’ house in Jamnagar. Her in-laws also went to live in Surat.
However, the truce was short-lived and the couple again began to have regular fights. Fed up with the situation, his brother-in-law and his wife left the house and started living separately. About a year and a half ago, her husband also went to live with his brother.
Meanwhile, her in-laws returned from Surat and started living in her house in Joggers Park. On the night of February 14, when the woman and her son were sleeping, her father-in-law woke her up that there was no water in the tank. When she went to check, he allegedly grabbed her from behind and took her to his room, where he raped her. He then allegedly threatened that his son would be terminated if he told anyone about the sexual assault.
The complainant said that her father-in-law told her that he would never let her feel her husband’s absence and allegedly raped her thrice when her son was not at home. AP SapiyaInspector, B-Division Police Station.
He lodged a complaint with the B-division police late Thursday night, alleging that he raped her four times between February 14 and April 14 this year.
According to her complaint, the woman had married the son of the accused in 2002 and the couple has an 18-year-old son. However, with a few years in the married life, differences arose between them and bitter fights became a regular affair.
irrigated Due to daily quarrels, she took her son and went to live with his parents in Surat. He also won the maintenance case and the accused’s son was directed to pay him Rs 6,000 per month, the complaint said.
In 2017, when his mother died, the accused and his family went to Surat to offer condolences. At the same time, there was an agreement between the rape victim and her husband and she returned to her in-laws’ house in Jamnagar. Her in-laws also went to live in Surat.
However, the truce was short-lived and the couple again began to have regular fights. Fed up with the situation, his brother-in-law and his wife left the house and started living separately. About a year and a half ago, her husband also went to live with his brother.
Meanwhile, her in-laws returned from Surat and started living in her house in Joggers Park. On the night of February 14, when the woman and her son were sleeping, her father-in-law woke her up that there was no water in the tank. When she went to check, he allegedly grabbed her from behind and took her to his room, where he raped her. He then allegedly threatened that his son would be terminated if he told anyone about the sexual assault.
The complainant said that her father-in-law told her that he would never let her feel her husband’s absence and allegedly raped her thrice when her son was not at home. AP SapiyaInspector, B-Division Police Station.