Bhopal
There is a lot of anger among the local people after the incident of rape and blackmail of Hindu girls by hiding identity in Bhopal. People’s anger about this incident can be gauged from an incident on Monday. Eyewitnesses said that on Monday, when the police were taking two accused in a jeep and taking them from the district court premises, a mob of angry lawyers raised slogans of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and beat them up.
Senior Advocate and State Bar Council co-chairman Rajesh Vyas said that the lawyer, especially the youth, are angry with the incident. The lawyers are angry about this incident. They are protesting in a disciplined manner. This struggle will continue and if such incidents happen again, the accused will be acted upon. A police officer said that Saif Ali was rescued one of the accused. Saif was taken safely.
When asked about the second accused being taken in saffron cloth, the officer said that the police did not give him this cloth. It may also be that he has taken this cloth lying in the vehicle to cover himself. According to the information shared by the police, the accused of three girls from a private college in Bhopal, hiding the accused, carried out the rape incident.
The accused later blackmailed these girls. One of the accused is Farhan Ali alias Faraj College’s alumni. He befriended one of the minor girls by hiding his identity two years ago. He allegedly raped her. The accused made a video of the victim and then blackmailed her. Two of his friends also implicated other girls.
The sensational incident came to light on 18 April when the first victim moved to Bagh Sevenia Police Station. He alleged that the accused forced him and his friends to meet his friends. The accused sexually abused her and blackmailed her. The accused also carried out the rape of other girls and made a video Blackmailed. According to police sources, the number of victims and accused may increase as the investigation proceeds.
Hindu organizations demonstrated in district hospital
Earlier, on Monday, the accused were brought to the district hospital for medical examination before presenting them in court. During this time, activists of Hindu organizations created a ruckus in the hospital. He protested against the accused and demanded them to hand over the public.
The protesters said that those who commit such heinous crimes should be punished severely. The police deployed additional force to control the situation and tried to calm the protesters.
What is the whole matter?
This sensational case came to light on 18 April 2025 when a victim lodged a complaint with Bagsevania police station. He alleged that Farhan Ali alias Faraj forced him to introduce him to his friends, who sexually abused him Doed and blackmailed.
According to the police, Farhan is an alumnus of the college and he had befriended a minor girl by hiding his identity two years ago. Then raped. Not only this, made a video of the victim and started blackmailing her. Farhan’s two friends, Sahil and Saad also implicated other girls in their trap.
Police said that a case has been registered against the three accused under the POCSO Act, Madhya Pradesh Religion Freedom Act, Justice of India (BNS), and Information Technology (IT) Act against the three accused. In the investigation, several pornographic videos were recovered from Farhan’s phone, in which at least 10-15 girls have been revealed. Investigators believe that the number of victims and accused may increase as the investigation proceeds.
Comparison with Ajmer rape case
The case reminds us of the infamous Ajmer rape case of 1992, where more than 100 schoolgirls were sexually abused and sexually abused. In the Bhopal case too, the accused made videos and blackmailed the victims and forced them to introduce them to their friends. Many victims said that they were forced intoxicated, fed meat and pressurized for conversion.
Political uproar
This case has given rise to social stress in Bhopal. BJP MLA Rameshwar Sharma, calling the incident a public punishment as a conspiracy like ‘The Kerala Story’, has demanded a public punishment. At the same time, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said that ‘Jihad or Love Jihad’ will not be tolerated in the state and the accused will be punished strictly. The Congress has also condemned the matter and demanded strict action against the culprits.
