In Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, a woman has accused her husband of getting her raped by two of his own friends. The incident was reported when the woman lodged a complaint at the local police station that two of her husband’s friends had been raping her for the last three years. The woman also told that she is one month pregnant and her husband works in Saudi Arabia.
According to a Times of India report, the 35-year-old woman alleged that her husband was being paid money in exchange for having sex with two of his friends. The report claims that she also alleged that when she narrated her ordeal to her husband, he asked her to keep quiet.
Used to make brutal videos on phone
The woman told that both the accused also used to record her videos on their phones and her husband used to watch those videos in Saudi Arabia. According to reports, the woman married a Bulandshahr man in 2010 and the couple has four children.
The victim’s husband works as an automobile mechanic in Saudi Arabia and comes home once or twice a year.
The report quoted the woman’s official complaint as saying that the man had allowed two of his friends to rape her when he came home three years ago. These acts continued even after the woman’s husband returned to work in Saudi.
Husband used to watch videos while sitting in Saudi Arabia!
The woman said, “My husband used to watch videos on his mobile while sitting in Saudi Arabia. I remained silent for the sake of our children, because he threatened to divorce me.”
The victim’s brother said that his family came to know about the incident recently when his sister’s husband came home. According to the woman’s brother, there was an argument between his sister and her husband, after which she mustered the courage to complain against her husband.
The report claims that the police have not yet arrested the woman’s husband and his friends. It has also been said that further investigation is going on in the matter.
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