Mysuru: A 22-year-old MBA student who rose with his classmate was allegedly raped by a group of six young people in a remote stretch in Foothills Chamundi on Tuesday night.
The man rode a bicycle, a local resident, was also beaten, police said.
The woman, from Mumbai, was hospitalized with injury and was surprised.
He can talk to the police only on Wednesday and a case has been submitted.
One person reportedly worked as Mason had been detained because he was questioned.
CM Basilvaraj Bommai said he had directed the DGP Praveen Sood to ensure that the perpetrators were arrested earlier.
Interior Minister Araga Jnanendra said the special investigation team had been formed to arrest the perpetrators.
“No one is involved in evil to be spent,” said the St Somashekar District Minister.
The police said the woman and her friend were on our way to Bukit Chamundi, the pilgrims and tourist destinations were popular, when some people who looked drunk at Lalithadripura around 7:30 p.m.
Layout in Mysuru Timur – about 7 km from Mysuru Palace – bordering the Chamundi Hills Reserve forest and is usually remote and disrespectful.
A police officer examined the crime scene near Chamundi Hills, the attackers tried to pull him from the bicycle and when his friend objected, they beat him.
They then dragged him to another place and did sexual abuse.
They threatened the duo against going to the police and escaped from the place.
Survivor and his friend walked to the Outer Ring Road in Alanahalli, about 300 m away, and lowered the driver to ask for help.
One of them took them to a private hospital.
He had undergone a medical examination and gave his statement to the police.
Police Commissioner Chandragupta said a pire had been registered and the details of the crime were being seen.
They seem familiar with that area and disappear in darkness, said source.
The crime came a day after a man was shot dead by a group of armed robbers who looted a jewelry store in the city of Mysore during a busy curfew.
Mentioned the attack on students “the most unfortunate”, Jnanendra said officials from Bengaluru had rushed to Mysuru and guided investigations.
He said he would visit MySuru on Thursday and take a stock probe.
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In two separate tweets, he stated that law & order in Mysuru had collapsed.
It was unfortunate to know that the couple was attacked & the girl was raped.
We stand with victims & their families during these difficult times.
I urged the head of the Minister and Interior Minister Araga Jnanedra to ensure justice, he said.
Law & reservations at Mysuru really don’t exist.
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