Serial rape case in Madhya Pradesh: Man uses voice-changing app to lure victims; Shocking details emerge
Sidhi district in Madhya Pradesh, a 30-year-old man named Brajesh Prajapati has been accused of raping at least seven tribal girls. He used a voice-changing app to pose as a female teacher and trick the girls into meeting him. Following orders from Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, a nine-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) was formed on Saturday to investigate the crime and submit a report within seven days.
Prajapati targeted girls eligible for SC/ST scholarships. Using the app, he masked his voice and pretended to be "Archana Madam," asking the victims to meet 'her' to resolve issues with their scholarship applications. After assaulting them, he stole their cell phones to prevent them from seeking help.
As per a TOI report, the police so far have recovered 16 phones, but have only received complaints from four survivors.
Sidhi Superintendent of Police (SP) Ravindra Verma told TOI that one girl went to meet Prajapati with a minor, and he raped both of them. The other six victims are college students aged 19-20 years.
Prajapati, who is unemployed, began his assaults in April this year. The survivors were initially too scared to report the crimes.
On May 16, a college student finally gathered the courage to file an FIR at Majhauli Police Station, which is 600 km from Bhopal.
The survivor recounted that on May 13, she received a call from 'Archana Madam,' who claimed that her scholarship money was stuck due to a missing signature. She was instructed to meet 'her' at a deserted location. Upon arrival, she received
