Bollywood lure lands college girl in nari niketan

June 25, 2012

rape

Patiala, June 25: She wanted to gain name and fame for her family by working in Bollywood, but trusting her best friend has cost a 20-year-old college student dear.


A college girl from Ber Kalan village, Kulbir Kaur (name changed) had a passion for acting. She has acted in many college plays and wanted to reach Bollywood. Her friend Muskan was fully aware about her passion. On the pretext of arranging a role in a movie, Muskan took Kulbir to Mehamoodpura village around 15 days back and introduced her to Palwinder Kaur, who runs a dance academy.


Muskan allegedly claimed before Kulbir that Palwinder has good connections with some dance directors, who could help her in getting work in movies. Palwinder also assured Kulbir that she has good connections in film industry and will get some work for her. But Palwinder also imposed a condition that Kulbir will have to stay in her house so that she could introduce her directly to some film directors.


But instead of introducing her to any film director, Palwinder allegedly called Rajwant Singh from Hariyuo Khurd to her house around 13 days back and introduced him to Kulbir. Rajwant raped Kulbir in Palwinder's house and later, both the accused locked Kulbir in a room and Rajwant raped her repeatedly.


"The girl was locked in a room of the house and repeatedly raped by Rajwant for 12 days. She escaped from the clutches of the accused two days back and approached us. We have registered a rape case against Rajwant, Palwinder and her friend Muskan," said ASP of Sadar police station, Dhruman H Nimble.


The family of the victim has refused to take her home as they claimed that she has been insisting on working in movies despite their resistance. After her medical examination, police filed an application in the office of SDM, Patiala to allow them send the victim to Nari Niketan.


"Her family members are not ready to take her. We have sent the victim to Nari Niketan and are conducting raids to nab the accused," said the ASP.



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