On Tuesday around 7.30 p.m., a young woman and her boyfriend arrived in Chamundi Hills, a renowned tourist destination with a well-known temple on the outskirts of Mysore.
The couple spent the nighttime in the hospital with serious injuries. The young woman is said to have been gang-raped, and her companion was beaten.
Over 24 hours later, none of the men wanted in connection with the incident have been apprehended. According to the police, many teams are searching for the attackers.
When the couple refused to hand up money to a gang of men who followed them into the forest and surrounded them, the assault began.
When the pair refused, the group allegedly beat up the young man and raped the wife.
According to the authorities, the student’s companion watched in horror as she was raped, helpless to defend herself.
Around 1.30 a.m., they were brought to the hospital.
Victim woman is a college student
“Based on her statement, a case has been filed. I have directed the police to take strict action against the perpetrators “The event sparked indignation, according to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, who was quoted this evening by news agency ANI.
Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra said he has ordered that the case be taken seriously and that he would visit the city the next day. “An FIR has been filed. Our officers have been dispatched from Bengaluru to Mysuru. I’ll also be in Mysuru tomorrow. This is a very tragic occurrence “He stated.
“Following them, some thugs did the deed. At about 1:30 a.m., the girl was admitted to the hospital. By the morning, the hospital had provided the information. Further investigation is being carried out.”
Chamundi Hills, about 13 kilometers from Mysore, is one of Karnataka’s most popular tourist sites, and it is home to the famed Sri Chamundeswari Temple. Bengaluru, the state capital, is around 150 kilometers distant.
