Maharashtra IPS officer booked for allegedly raping woman doctor
Mumbai: A 30-year-old IPS officer was booked for allegedly raping a woman doctor in Maharashtra's Nagpur under the pretext of marriage, officials said on Sunday.
The woman approached the Imamwada Police Station in Nagpur with a complaint recently, they said.
According to the complainant, she and the man had got in touch through social media platform Instagram, an official said, news agency PTI reported.
The accused was then preparing for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exams, while the woman was pursuing MBBS course, the police said.
After they became friends, the accused promised to marry the woman and got into a physical relationship with her, they said.
After being selected for the Indian Police Service (IPS), the accused started avoiding the woman and refused to marry her, the official said.
The man’s parents also did not respond to the woman, due to which she was upset and approached the Imamwada police with the complaint.
Based on her complaint, a case on charges of rape has been registered against the IPS officer and further probe is underway, they said.
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