Hyderabad: A 32-year-old private security guard filed a complaint with police Rajendranagar who accused three violators he met near Toddy’s compound in his attornur attached to an isolated place near Himayatsagar and conducted sexual abuse on Wednesday night.
The victim also accused the violator stealing valuable items.
The police have registered a gang rape case and launched hunting to capture violators.
Survivor, a resident of Puranapul in the Old City, has worked in a private organization in Mehdipatnam as a security guard.
Around 5:30 a.m.
on Wednesday, he went to Toddy’s compound in Attapur from his house to buy Toddy, said Inspector of Rajendranagar K Kanakiah.
While the victim will enter Toddy’s compound, a car driver, who consumed Toddy along with two other men, stopped him and offered to buy Toddy for him.
After buying Toddy, Trio offered to bring it to a better place where they could sit and consume Toddy without interruption, a researcher said from the Rajendranagar police station.
The woman accompanied defendants with their car and they took her to an isolated place near Himayattagar.
“The defendant and security guard consumed Toddy.
When he was drunk, the defendant took him and also stole his valuable items.
After the attack, the defendant left him in place and escaped from there,” the police said.
The woman, who became dizzy and unconscious, regained his senses around 9:45 p.m.
and with the help of locals, called the police.
The complainant alleged that the defendant stole his gold ‘taadu’ (mangalsutra) with a weight of TOLA, wallet with cash and cellphones.
Based on complaints, the police registered a case under section 376-D and 392 IPC.
CCTV recording analysis reveals someone’s automatic registration number from Kukatpally.
Based on available information, three special teams have launched hunting to capture violators.
Victims were sent for medical examinations.
(The identity of the victim has not been revealed to protect its privacy according to the direction of the Supreme Court about cases related to sexual violence)