UP: Former KGMU Professor, Neurosurgery booked of Rape, Confinement

Lucknow: A Lucknow-based neurosurgeon, who is a former Professor and Head of Neurosurgery department at King George's Medical University (KGMU), has been booked under the charges of alleged rape, unnatural sex, sexual harassment and exploitation based on the complaint filed by a woman.
The woman has also filed the complaint against a journalist and a constable of Crime Branch, accusing them of threatening her not to lodge a case against the neurosurgeon and intimidating her to return to stay with him.
According to a recent report by TOI, in her complaint, the woman, who is a BTech by profession, has stated to the police that she had approached the neurosurgeon in the year 2013 to consult him for a head tumour. She alleged that during a visit for post-surgery dressing, the doctor allegedly sedated and raped her.
"The neurosurgeon had told me that I have to undergo a surgery. He later operated my tumour at a private hospital and told me that I will have to visit his clinic for post-surgery dressings. During one such visit, he gave me sedative, raped me, also clicked my objectionable photographs and later blackmailed me," she complained to the police.
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