Pune: 21-year-old MBBS student stripped, robbed of Rs 29500; three held
''The accused clicked photos of the student without clothes and threatened to make them viral if he fails to pay them more money,'' the officer said quoting the FIR (First Information Report). He said the complainant agreed to pay, following which the trio took him to an ATM kiosk and made him withdraw Rs 14,500. The trio took the money and fled.;
Baramati: A 21-year-old second-year MBBS student of a Government medical college in Baramati was forced to strip naked, beaten up and robbed of Rs 29,500 by three unidentified men. All the accused were arrested by the police.
The incident occurred on Sunday evening on the outskirts of Baramati city in the Pune district of Maharashtra when the student was on his way to a market in Baramati from his hostel, an official said. One person came on a motorcycle and abused the complainant, He snatched Rs 15,000 from him. When the student tried to resist, he started beating him said a police officer from Baramati.
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Later, two more men came to the spot on a motorcycle. They forced the complainant to accompany them to a sugarcane farm, where they stripped him and hit him with a sugarcane.
The accused clicked photos of the student without clothes and threatened to make them viral if he fails to pay them more money,'' the officer said quoting the FIR (First Information Report). He said the complainant agreed to pay, following which the trio took him to an ATM kiosk and made him withdraw Rs 14,500. The trio took the money and fled.
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