In the FIR report, the Spanish woman who was reportedly gangrapped by seven guys in the Dumka area of Jharkhand revealed to the police some startling information. The travel blogger allegedly received punches, kicks, and rapes in addition to a dagger threat. She added, according to the news agency citing the police FIR, that the entire episode lasted for over two and a half hours.
According to an official quoted by the news agency, the Jharkhand Police detained five more suspects on the run in the case of gang rape and abuse involving a Spanish woman on Tuesday. As a result, eight of the accused have been taken into custody thus far.
The 28-year-old lady was reportedly spending the night in a tent with her husband on March 1 when she was allegedly subjected to gang rape at Kurumahat in the Hansdiha police station region, around 300 kilometres from the state capital Ranchi, according to reports from the police. “The location was peaceful and lovely, so we decided to spend the night there. We reasoned that living there by ourselves would be OK “…
According to the FIR, the woman stated that the event happened from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. She said that according to the complaint, her husband got into an argument with three males, who then attacked him and bound his hands. She also said that “after showing me a dagger,” the other four grabbed and picked her up forcibly. She was thrown to the ground and was kicked, punched, and raped by the seven men repeatedly. “All of them seemed to be slightly drunk,” she stated in the FIR as reported by the daily. In the FIR, she also stated that all their personal belonging from credit cards, ₹11,000, and $300 US were snatched by the seven men. Other items like a Swiss knife, a watch, a platinum diamond ring, a silver ring, earpods, black purse were also stolen.
“Around 7 pm, while we were inside our tent, we heard some suspicious voices. As soon as we came out of the tent, we saw two people talking on the phone. Around 7.30 pm, a few people came on two motorcycles. They stopped at the tent and murmured ‘Hello friends’. We came out of our tent by lighting our head torch and saw five people rushing towards (us) and two more people moving towards our tent. They were talking in the local language and were also using a few English words in between,” the FIR quotes her as reported by the news agency.
She remarked on Tuesday that she has safely driven over 20,000 km in India and has no complaints against the people of that country. She would continue her globe tour, she told reporters just before she and her husband rode their motorcycles from Bihar to Nepal. “Indigenous people are friendly. It’s the criminals who deserve the blame, not the people. I have received excellent treatment and kindness from the people of India,” the woman remarked, as reported by the news agency. Pitamber Singh Kherwar, the superintendent of police in Dumka, stated that the CID and forensic team are assisting them with the investigation. “We will ensure stringent punishment to the accused through a speedy trial,” added the SP.
