Odisha woman lured with fake news of husband's illness, then gang-raped by two men in a deserted bungalow

A 32-year-old woman in Odisha's Jajpur district was lured out with a false claim that her husband had fallen ill and then gang-raped by two men in a deserted bungalow, with both accused now arrested and sent to 14 days of judicial custody.

In Odisha's Jajpur district, two men have gang-raped a 32-year-old woman. After the woman filed a complaint at Kalinganagar police station, police arrested both accused on Saturday, and during questioning both have confessed to the crime.

A trap built on a false emergency
According to police officials, the incident took place on Tuesday evening. One of the two accused already knew the victim. Exploiting that familiarity, he called her and told her that her husband had suddenly fallen ill. On hearing this false news about her husband's health, the woman panicked and, without delay, took a bus around 7 pm to reach Chandikhol. She had no idea that the story she had heard over the phone was entirely fabricated, designed purely to lure her into a trap.

Assaulted after the accused got drunk in a deserted bungalow
As soon as she reached Chandikhol, the accused allegedly took her to a deserted bungalow. A short while later, a friend of his also arrived there. Police said both men drank heavily and became completely intoxicated. After that, in the evening, the two allegedly gang-raped the woman together. Trusting the lie about her husband's illness cost her dearly, since it was that very trust which drew her to the isolated spot where no one was around to help.

Treatment at hospital, accused arrested in raids
The survivor is currently being treated at the Sukinda Community Health Centre. Kalinganagar ASP Suprasanna Malik said a police team raided the Badchana and Jenapur areas of Jajpur and caught both accused. The woman has demanded justice and called for the harshest possible punishment for the accused.

Accused confess during questioning, sent to 14 days' judicial custody
Suprasanna Malik said that during police questioning, both accused openly admitted to the crime. Following this, police produced them before a local court, which sent them to 14 days of judicial custody. Further investigation into the case is still ongoing.

A similar case had earlier surfaced in Nagpur
Earlier, a similar act of brutality had come to light in Nagpur, Maharashtra, where a married woman was drugged and then raped. The accused had also filmed obscene videos of the survivor and used those very videos to threaten and repeatedly sexually abuse her. Cases like these show that exploiting familiarity, intoxication and fear to target women keeps recurring.

What this means for you
Cases like this are a reminder of how dangerous it can be to trust an unverified call about a family emergency.

• Across India: The case shows how someone familiar to a woman can invent a fake emergency to lure her out alone. Before rushing out on such a call, it helps to first verify the story with another family member.
• In Jajpur, Odisha: Kalinganagar police raided the Badchana and Jenapur areas to arrest both accused, and a local court has sent them to 14 days of judicial custody. Residents in the area will be watching for a quick conclusion to the probe and strict punishment for the accused.
• Treatment and support: The survivor is being treated at the Sukinda Community Health Centre, meaning survivors in the region can access free treatment and medical examination at the same kind of government facility.
• Legal process: Both accused have confessed during questioning, which could speed up the trial, though the final verdict will still depend on evidence presented in court.

Questions & Answers

1. How old is the victim in the Jajpur gang rape case?
The victim is a 32-year-old woman.

2. How did the accused lure the woman out?
One accused called her and falsely claimed her husband had suddenly fallen ill.

3. When did the incident happen?
The incident took place on Tuesday evening.

4. Where were the accused arrested from?
Police raided the Badchana and Jenapur areas of Jajpur and arrested both accused there.

5. What action has been taken against the accused so far?
Both were produced before a local court and sent to 14 days of judicial custody.

6. Where is the survivor being treated?
She is being treated at the Sukinda Community Health Centre.

7. Did the accused confess to the crime?
Yes, both accused confessed to the crime during police questioning.

8. Who provided this information?
The information was given by Kalinganagar ASP Suprasanna Malik.

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