This time in Laxmipur, the door was broken and the widow was gang-raped.

A 36-year-old widow was allegedly gang-raped after breaking down a door in Ramgati in Laxmipur. The rapists later tied the woman’s hands, feet and eyes, left her behind the house and fled. On Monday morning (October 5), the victim filed a complaint against five people at the Ramgati police station. Later in the afternoon, the police raided the village and arrested two defendants named Jamal and Sohel from the Charporagachha village of upazila.
The arrested Jamal is the son of Syed Ahmed from Charporagachha village and Sohail is the son of Abu Ahmed from the same area.

According to the police, the accused beat the woman a few days ago and broke her arms and legs. Later, the woman presented a case in court. Because of this, the woman was gang-raped after entering the house in a planned manner in the drunkenness of revenge. The victim has presented a rape case against five people. Meanwhile, two defendants have been arrested.

According to local sources, the woman married her only daughter after the death of her husband. As a result, she lives alone at home. The defendant had been harassing him for a long time. Recently, the woman had a fight with them over this. They then beat the widow and broke her arms and legs. He still has bandages on his hands and feet. A case was filed in court for this incident.

Enraged by this, the defendant broke down the door Saturday night and entered the home and committed a gang rape. At one point, they tied his hands and feet with tape, blindfolded him and left him at home. The woman’s body showed signs of torture, relatives said.

Upon receiving the news on Sunday morning, the police arrived at the scene and rescued the woman with her hands, feet and eyes bound and admitted her to the hospital.

The officer in charge of the Ramgati police station, Mohammad Solaiman, said that a case has been registered against a widow for gang rape. Two defendants have been arrested in the raid. They will be delivered to the field on Tuesday. The operation continues to arrest the three remaining defendants.