A deeply disturbing incident has emerged from Assam’s Gossaigaon, located in the Bodoland region, where a differently-abled young woman was gang-raped by three men. The crime, which took place on the evening of October 10, has sent shockwaves through the local community and reignited discussions around women’s safety and rights.
According to reports, the main accused, Muklesur Rahman, allegedly lured the victim to his residence under false pretenses before committing the horrific act with two accomplices. Following the crime, police launched a manhunt and successfully apprehended Rahman. However, the other two individuals involved in the crime remain at large, prompting widespread concern and demand for justice.
The incident has sparked outrage among local residents, who are calling for swift action and accountability. The Women’s Rights Protection Committee has also stepped in, advocating for the victim and urging law enforcement to intensify their efforts in locating the absconding suspects.
Authorities have expressed their commitment to bringing all perpetrators to justice and ensuring the safety of women in the region. Police are conducting thorough searches for the remaining suspects, aiming to address the community’s concerns and restore a sense of security.
The community’s reaction underscores the pressing need for greater awareness and action to combat violence against women, particularly those with disabilities, who are often more vulnerable to such heinous acts.