Hyderabad, May 21 (Maxim News): A doctor working at a government hospital in Mahabubabad was booked by the Banjara Hills police for allegedly raping and cheating a 34 year-old woman doctor working in the city, afer making false promise of marriage. he reportedly concealed the fact that he was already married.
According to the police, the complainant doctor told police that she was exploited by the suspect in a star hotel at Road Number 1 in Banjara Hills recently. The victim said she first met the government doctor about a year ago at a medical seminar in Hyderabad and they became friends.
The suspect doctor had lied to her claiming he was unmarried and further with a promise to marry, he raped her in the hotel. Subsequently, she learnt that he was already married.
Based on the doctor’s complaint, the Banjara Hills police booked a case and took up investigation. Efforts are on to arrest the doctor. (Maxim News)
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