Nurse allegedly gang-raped by two staffers of Meerut Medical College
Meerut: In a shocking incident, a nurse working at a private medical college in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut was allegedly gang-raped by two staffers. It is further alleged that the accused gang-raped her several times and also recorded videos of her.
A nurse working at a private medical college in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut was allegedly gang-raped by some staff of the hospital, the police said on Friday, while adding that two persons have been detained in connection to the case.
The case has been registered after the victim came to Meerut Senior Superintendent of Police's office and complained about the incident.
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The nurse complained that the accused persons not only gang-raped her several times but also recorded videos of her.
The accused raped her on various occasions by threatening to make the video viral, the nurse said in her complaint.
The victim appealed to the SSP for justice.
On the basis of her complaint, a case under relevant sections of IPC was registered.
According to officials, the victim has been working as a staff nurse in the medical college since 2019.
"The nurse working in the medical college had complained that some medical college staff gang raped her. A case has been registered on the basis of her complaint, and two persons have been detained," Meerut SP (rural) Kamlesh Bahadur said.
"Efforts are on to nab other accused," he added.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that a Noida-based doctor was arrested by the police for reportedly sexually harassing a 25-year-old woman helper at his clinic and threatening to kill her if she complained. The accused has been identified as a 55-year-old man running a private clinic in Noida. According to the complainant, the doctor allegedly raped her in his clinic after he gave her sleeping pills.
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