Woman Assaulted By Ex-Lover In Jubilee Hills Pub
Hyderabad, Feb 25 (Maxim News): A 30-year-old woman was assaulted by her jilted lover at a pub in Jubilee Hills. The woman, hailing from the old city along with her male friend, came to Illusion Pub, Jubilee Hills, Road No. 10 where the suspect and her former partner, Mohd Asif Jani picked up an argument with her and her friend.
Jani, who bore a grudge against the woman, abused and assaulted her. She suffered minor injuries and her male friend, who came to her rescue, too was assaulted.
The private security personnel at the pub and other guests noticed the incident and rushed to her rescue. They managed to overpower him and alert the police. The Jubilee Hills police are investigating. (Maxim News)
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