Three Pak women accused of raping a man for four days
Asian News International -
Karachi, February 2: Karachi police have registered a case against three unidentified women who allegedly abducted a man and raped him for over four consecutive days, and later threw him near Qayyumabad River in an unconscious state.
The victim identified as Khalil (23) had recently arrived in Karachi from Rahimyar Khan, and works as a waiter at a restaurant in Neelum Colony, Clifton.
Khalil revealed that on the night of January 27, an identified man had ordered him to deliver food to the women sitting in a car parked outside the restaurant.
"After giving me the order, the man went towards the car. I took the order to the car where the women told me that they had recently shifted to the area," the Daily Times quoted him as saying. The women then asked him to deliver food to their house every day. "They asked me to go along with them in the car to see me where their house was," he added. Once they got to the house, "they gave me milk that had some drug in it ... I fell unconscious after drinking it".
As he regained consciousness, Khalil found that the women "were forcing themselves onto me". According to assistant superintendent of police Asad Raza, the women sexually assaulted Khalil for four days, and then threw him near Qayyumabad river. "His condition is really bad ... his genitals are bleeding and he cannot walk properly," said Raza.
SSP CID Police Chaudhry Aslam said incidents of robbing passengers returning home from foreign countries were on the rise. The CID, after receiving a tip-off, asked a car and two bikes' riders to stop. However, they opened fire at the cops, who retaliated.
All four people riding the car, were arrested. One of the four accused, Khalid Amir, is a police constable, serving at Shara-e-Faisal Police Station.
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