Mumbai: Police Drive Marine ordered two lawyers and five others on charges of rape, theft, extortion and persecution in the 35-year-old female lawyer on July 24.
The woman told the police accused, a lawyer, had been raped.
He, threatened him, said that he had his sex video, and would make him viral, police said.
The woman told police that rape, persecution, attack and theft occurred in May and July.
“The victim worked with a lawyer accused, and he was suspected sexually harassed him.
The woman also accused the lawyer who had raped him.
He stated that the defendant had threatened to make his viral video on social media,” said a police officer, adding that The investigation turned on.
No arrest has been made.
“The accusation has promised to continue his work in his office while asking for sexual assistance,” the officer added.
The woman also accused that the defendant had threatened to throw acid into his face.
He told the police that another lawyer was angry his desire at the main defendant’s office in Nariman Point.
He alleged that another accused, including two female staff from advocates mentioned in FIR, stole RS10,000 and some of them attacked him.
The victim stated that the lawyer who was accused of threatening him, said that he had a video and told him to apologize to him.
He told the police that he demanded Lakh Rupee to delete the video.
He alleged that he was promised by Rs 1.5 Lakh Monthly as a partnership by the main defendant and an appointment letter at his law firm.
Police ordered accused of being under section 376 (punishment for rape), 354 (violence or criminal to women with the intention of anger, 380 (theft at home life, etc.), 385 (placing people in fear of injury to commit), 509 (said , the movement or action is intended to insult the simplicity of a woman.), 506 (punishment for criminal intimidation), 500 (penalty for defamation), 406 (penalty for criminal violations of trust) and 120B (criminal conspiracy punishment) from IPC.
( The identity of the victim has not been revealed to protect his privacy according to the direction of the Supreme Court about cases related to sexual violence)