“Woman debt victim MP” : Woman Gang-Raped and Killed by Three Men Over Debt Recovery in Guna, Madhya Pradesh

A woman in Guna, a town in Madhya Pradesh, was brutally gang-raped and murdered by three men when she attempted to recover money that she had lent them, according to local police. The accused have been identified as Harinarayan Lodhi, aged 45, Rambharosa, aged 29, and Mahendra Lodhi, aged 20. They are residents of Teli village.

Guna’s superintendent of police, Vijay Kumar Khatri, revealed that the victim had traveled from Nazirabad in Bhopal to Suthalia in Rajgarh to collect the borrowed funds. The woman was acquainted with one of the accused, and she accompanied him to Teli village in Chanchoda area. It was there that the men allegedly raped and murdered her, burying her body under stones near a drain. The gruesome discovery was made by Rajan Ahirwar from Dehri village, who alerted the police last Saturday.

Upon receiving the information, police officers rushed to the scene and found the severely decomposed body buried under stones. They also discovered an anklet nearby, which they confiscated as evidence. The authorities immediately notified neighboring police stations about the unidentified woman’s body.

Subsequently, the victim was identified by her daughter. The woman, who was 50 years old, had been missing since November 23. Harinarayan Lodhi was arrested by the police, and he confessed to the horrific crime.

This incident has sent shockwaves throughout the community, sparking outrage and demands for justice. The police are working diligently to ensure that the other two accused are apprehended swiftly.

Crimes of this nature continue to plague society, highlighting the urgent need for stricter laws and improved safety measures to protect vulnerable individuals, especially women. The incident serves as a stark reminder that more must be done to address the issue of violence against women, ensuring that perpetrators are brought to justice and that victims receive the support and protection they desperately need.