Gurugram doctor booked for allegedly sedating, raping patient in hotel
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Gurugram: A Gurugram-based doctor was booked for allegedly raping a 36-year-old patient after spiking her drink who had come for treatment at a guest house in the Sector 40 area.
According to the complaint filed by the woman, she went to consult a doctor following days of poor health, police said on Tuesday.
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She got to know about him through a friend of hers.
“I reached the guest house around 5 pm. I was called to a room where my friend and doctor were drinking alcohol together. I had a cold drink that was offered to me by my friend and started feeling a little dizzy,” the woman said.
“In the meantime, my friend went out saying she had to meet someone urgently. After she left, the doctor raped me. I moved to police after reaching home,” she added.
“The woman lodged a complaint saying that she had been sedated and raped when she had gone for treatment. A case was registered under the appropriate sections of the IPC. The accused will be nabbed soon,” said a senior police officer.
An FIR was registered against the accused under Section 376 (rape) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) at Sector 40 police station on Monday.
“We are verifying the facts and are seeking Rakesh. It will be clear only after the arrest that the accused is a doctor or not. We will also ask the friend of the woman to join the investigation,” said Sector 40 Station House officer (SHO) Satish Kumar.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that in a shocking incident, a 24-year-old male nurse had been arrested for allegedly raping a female doctor and then sharing her nude photos on social media. The doctor was raped on the pretext of a new job at a hospital in Coimbatore.
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