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Nashik police filed a 1,500-page chargesheet against four accused in a TCS sexual harassment and religious sentiments case. Charges include rape, sexual harassment, conspiracy, and acts intended to outrage religious feelings under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The investigation also invoked the SC/ST Act. Evidence includes witness statements, medical reports, and seized documents.

Repeatedly Raped Minor, Impregnated Her In Sept Last Year

A Child Welfare Committee member in Ramanagara, Haniyur Chandregowda, faces arrest for allegedly blackmailing a woman with explicit photos and videos, forcing her into a sexual relationship. Police discovered similar compromising material of other women on his phone. He also reportedly defrauded her of lakhs and used her documents fraudulently.

A Nashik court denied interim protection from arrest to a TCS employee accused of religious harassment. The woman, a third accused, sought relief citing pregnancy. The case involves sexual exploitation and religious offenses under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and SC/ST Act. The next hearing is scheduled for April 27.

BLACKPINK's Jisoo's brother is reportedly facing serious allegations in Seoul. He was allegedly arrested for sexual assault after a streamer claimed he engaged in non-consensual physical contact and attempted to sexually assault her following a paid meeting. This follows a previous accusation of secretly filming sexual activity without consent.

A flying instructor in Hyderabad has been accused of raping a female student and subjecting her to emotional manipulation. The woman alleges the instructor, who posed as a brother figure, assaulted her at his residence after persuading her to stay. He is also accused of threatening her and her family if she reported the incident.

A Greater Noida crime branch inspector faces rape and assault charges from his former wife in Meerut. Allegations surfaced after a video detailing her ordeal went viral. The FIR cites years of abuse, forced abortion, and property disputes following their 2022 divorce. Investigations are underway.

Madhya Pradesh High Court quashed 'unnatural sex' charges against a husband, ruling such allegations within a marriage are not prosecutable under Section 377 IPC. The court cited the exception for marital acts, though other charges like cruelty and assault remain for trial.