The incident took place on July 21st. According to reports, Dhansay Ekka, a resident of Dhamnadand Kiriya village, and Kamalu Tigga, from Bensbudi, threatened the woman with a knife, forcibly removing her from her home. The accused then transported the woman to various locations, including Lailunga and Reruma, where they allegedly gang-raped her over several days.

Following the incident, the perpetrators released the woman. They subsequently threatened her and her husband, warning them of fatal consequences if they reported the crime. A village meeting was convened, where the gravity of the situation prompted the advice to report the incident to the police. Initially, the victim hesitated to file a report due to fear of the accused.

However, she eventually mustered the courage to lodge a complaint at the Kapu police station on Saturday. ASP Akash Markam confirmed that a case had been registered at the Kapu police station regarding the gang rape of the woman. The police have filed charges against the suspects under the Arms Act and relevant sections of the BNS (Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita). Following an investigation based on the report, both suspects were arrested.

The man, a resident of the Sarsi police station area in Purnia, had married a woman from the Ufrel area under the Maranga police station. After a year of marriage, conflicts arose between them. The woman’s family alleges that the husband and his father are alcoholics, leading her to leave and return to her parents’ home. Conversely, the husband’s lawyer stated that the man had filed an application with the police family center to restore their marital life.

However, the woman refused to reconcile. Subsequently, a case was filed in family court, where mediation attempts were unsuccessful. When the man appeared for another court date, the woman initiated a physical altercation and then forcibly took him away. The wife accuses her husband of remarrying and demands the return of dowry money if he wishes to reconcile.