Dumka Gang-Rape: Shocking Details Revealed in FIR of Spanish Vlogger Assault in Jharkhand

Dumka Gang-Rape: Shocking Details Revealed in FIR of Spanish Vlogger Assault in Jharkhand

Dumka gang-rape: The Spanish travel vlogger claimed that all seven men raped her after kicking, punching, and threatening her with a blade. Chilling details of the March 1 incident have surfaced, days after a Spanish travel vlogger was allegedly gang-raped by seven guys in Jharkhand’s Dumka. The Spanish travel vlogger was allegedly threatened with a blade, kicked, punched, and finally raped by these men during the two-and-a-half-hour assault, according to The report, which cited the police FIR. The 28-year-old lady was reportedly gangrapped while she and her spouse were spending the night in a tent at Kurumahat in the Hansdiha police station area, around 300 kilometers from the state capital Ranchi, according to the police. According to the report, the woman visited the community health center at 2:05 a.m. on March 2, and an FIR was filed under IPC sections 376D (gangrape) and 395 (dacoity).

Dumka gang-rape: What does the FIR say?

• The victim’s husband initially got into an argument with three males, according to the FIR, before they attacked him and tied his hands.
• The woman claimed that “after showing me a dagger,” the other four grabbed her up forcibly. According to the report, she further stated that all seven males brutally kicked, beat, and raped her before throwing her to the ground.
• They all appeared to be a little drunk. The newspaper reported that the FIR quoted her as saying, “This incident took place from approximately 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m..”

Why did they stay at Kumrahat village?

“We arrived in Kumrahat village in Dumka during our journey. Since it was becoming late, we decided to set up our homemade tent for our overnight stay on a neighboring hillside covered in trees at night. We were inside our tent around 7 o’clock when we heard shady sounds. As soon as we emerged from the tent, we overheard two individuals conversing on the phone. Two motorcycles carrying a few people pulled up at about 7:30 p.m. They mumbled “Hello friends” as they came to a stop at the tent. Using our head torches, we emerged from our tent to see five individuals running towards us and two more approaching. They were conversing in their native tongue while interjecting a few English terms. A Swiss knife, a wristwatch, a platinum band with diamonds, a silver ring, black earphones, a black pocketbook, a credit card, around ₹11,000, $300 US dollars, a steel spoon, and a fork were among the other items the woman said the accused took.

‘People of India treated me very well’

She said that she would carry on with her globe tour, and the couple set off on their motorcycles for Nepal via Bihar on Tuesday. The woman said she had safely traveled 20,000 km across India and had no complaints against the people before departing for Nepal. According to an official, the police detained five more people on Tuesday about the case, making eight people implicated. “Indigenous people are friendly. It’s the criminals who deserve the blame, not the people.” I have received excellent treatment and kindness from the people of India,” the woman remarked. “The location was peaceful and lovely, so we decided to spend the night there. We reasoned that living there by ourselves would be OK. “… The woman claimed to have been a traveler for over six years. “Over the past six months, we have traveled almost 20,000 km while in India. Nowhere did we encounter any issues. It’s the first time this has happened,” she remarked. “It was a wonderful trip,” she continued. The woman declared that she and her husband would carry on with their tour.