Doctor and husband attacked in Gurgaon road rage incident; one arrested
A female doctor and her husband were harassed, abused, and had their car damaged by two men in Gurgaon's South City-II area on Tuesday evening. The incident escalated from a traffic dispute when the accused allegedly blocked their vehicle and became aggressive after the woman threatened to call police. Police have arrested one suspect and are searching for the second accused.
A female doctor from Sohna was allegedly harassed and assaulted by two men in a Delhi-registered black Toyota car near Shishpal Vihar in Gurgaon's South City-II area around 4 pm on Tuesday. According to police, an argument began when the accused's vehicle allegedly blocked the doctor's car, and the situation escalated when she threatened to contact authorities. The accused allegedly molested her, abused her verbally, damaged her vehicle's windshield, and threatened her before fleeing the scene. Police registered an FIR under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including charges related to criminal intimidation, assault, and sexual harassment. One suspect, identified as Paras Thakaran from Sector 47, Gurgaon, was arrested on June 10, and authorities continue investigating to locate the second accused.
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Gurgaon road rage: Doctor, her husband attacked during confrontation; one arrested
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