Four men raped a 23-year-old homemaker from the night of November 30 to the next morning after her husband struck a deal with them for Rs 1.5 lakh ($24), the police said on Thursday, India.
When the four refused to pay up, the 26-year-old scaled down his demand to
Rs 50,000 ($800) and then to Rs 1,500 ($25).
When they still refused, he claimed they had abducted his wife from outside
Mankhurd railway station and gang raped her.
The survivor, who is out of danger, is under medical observation.
The police said the husband wanted to earn fast money by offering to
"share" his wife.
He struck the deal over the phone while leaving West Bengal with his wife on
November 28, and told his friends to come to the station.
But Mobin Khureshi (40), Sajid Khureshi (24), Nizam Khan (25) and Sujitkumar
Chaurasiya (43) spilled the beans and all five were arrested.
"He convinced his wife of one year to accompany him to
Mumbai," Mankhurd police senior inspector S G Rajput said.
The survivor said at the station, her husband told her to sit in an auto
with his friends.
The four took her to Zakir Hussain Nagar in Bhaiganwadi and raped her one
after the other.
When the husband failed to track down his wife till 1.30am, he approached
the police.
In the meantime, the survivor screamed for help and residents nabbed the
four.
They have been booked under Sections 34 (common intention), 342 (wrong
confinement), 370 (buying or disposing of any person as a slave), 376 (g)
(gangrape) and 506 (II) (criminal intimidation) of the IPC.
The husband was also booked under the Prevention of Immoral Trafficking Act.
They were remanded to police custody till December 7.
Times Of India
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