Fake Gang-Rape Case in Kaushambi Exposed: Panchayat Member Offers Money and Land to Woman To File False Complaint Against Rival; UP Police Uncover Conspiracy

The Uttar Pradesh police exposed a fake gang-rape case in Kaushambi after a woman filed a false complaint against six people. During the investigation, cops found that a Panchayat member had offered money and land to the woman to file a false complaint against his rival and his associates. After the conspiracy was uncovered, the police arrested the woman and three others.

Kaushambu police busted the fake gang-rape case filed by the woman in Saini (Photo Credits: X/@kaushambipolice)

On Wednesday, October 8, Uttar Pradesh's Saini police exposed a fake gang rape case in Kaushambi, where a gang allegedly conspired to frame innocent people in serious and sensitive cases like gang rape. It is reported that in Kaushambi, a Dalit woman, Heeramani Saroj, approached the police and filed a gangrape case against Zubair, Pappu, and four others. During the investigation, cops found that Zubair had an old enmity with district panchayat member Sher Mohammad. In view of this enmity, Sher Mohammad lured the woman with promises of INR lakh rupees and one "biswa" of land. He made Saroj file a false complaint against his rival, Zubair and his associates. The fake gang-rape case conspiracy was uncovered by the police during the investigation. Following this, they arrested Sher Mohammad, Heeramani Saroj, who filed the fake gang-rape case and Mohammad Hasan, and Arjun in connection with the incident. Kaushambi: Family Carries Woman’s Body on Bike for Last Rites After No Ambulance Provided Following Postmortem: Disturbing Video Surfaces.

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