Bathinda resident booked for having unnatural sex

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:54 AM Sep 02, 2024 IST

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Zirakpur, September 1

The police have booked a Bathinda resident identified as Lucky for thrashing and having unnatural sex with an Assamese woman.

In her complaint, the victim stated to the police that around one month ago she had come to her brother’s house, who was a photographer by profession. She started working here as a beautician in the town.

The victim had gone to CP-67 Mall and when she came out, the suspect Lucky forced her to sit in a car at gunpoint and raped her in the moving vehicle. The victim said the suspect snatched Rs 30,000 from her before fleeing from the spot.

Next day, the suspect took victim to a hotel in Zirakpur and indulged in unnatural sex with her, the complainant stated, while adding that she was also beaten by Lucky.

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