Ahmedabad: Vijay Thakor, the man accused of raping three girls – seven, aged five and three years – have claimed involvement in six different crimes including rape, spoils and murder experiments.
Thakor allegedly used money to loot in sex workers.
The investigation into the background of Thakor revealed that he was a customer violating and the mode of his operation was simple, once successful, he would visit the same area again to target girls and raped them.
The investigation revealed that Thakor had targeted an old woman, before he preyed on the little girls.
The investigator said Thakor tried to hit the old woman on his head, but he blocked a blow with his hand.
The investigator said that Thakor claimed to have kidnapped a 10-year-old girl who was sleeping outside his house and had raped him in the field on October 27.
Complaints in this case was submitted at the Santej police station.
On Gujarati’s new year’s day, Thakor kidnapped a three-year-old girl, estimated and killed him.
The police said Thakor went to the slum in Moti Bhoyan again to lift a girl but when the old woman woke up and she attacked her and escaped.
Complaints in this case registered at the Santej police station.
Five months ago, Thakor allegedly attacked an old woman in Vadsar Village and associated with the silver ornaments.
He also attacked another elderly woman in Naliyama at Kalol Taluka and stole the silver ornaments too.
He also attacked a old woman in Karannagar in Mehsana, with and the intention to seize him.
All of these violations occur more than five months ago.
Four months ago, he pelted the elderly stone on the outskirts of Santej Village and had stolen his jewelry.
Gandhinagar Range Inspector General Abhay Chudaasma and Gandhinagar Police Inspector Mayur Chawda has directed the team ‘he’, which consists of 12 officers and 100 personnel to go to slums and create awareness about problems involving the security of girls and women.
(The identity of the victim has not been disclosed to protect his privacy in accordance with the direction of the Supreme Court about cases related to sexual violence)