Woman who had filed rape complaint against MLA held in honeytrap sextortion case
September 07, 2023
Talod: A woman who had made allegations of rape and filed police complaint in Rajasthan over same against MLA and former minister of state in the past, is now arrested in honey trap case.
A complainant Nitin Babubhai Patel, a builder by profession, involvd in building construction profession in Ahmedabad.
Patel(31) has in his complaint stated that he travelled to Patan with his friends to attend a funeral ceremony on September 2 and lived in a hotel on Chanasma road in Patan. Meanwhile, he was contacted by one Varsha Patel who is from Visnagar, but lives in Ahmedabad. Varsha told Nitin Patel that she was in Patan at present with her friend manisha Rathod alias Radhika.
Nitin Patel was called to discuss about a piece of land in Gota area of Ahmedabad with pre-planned honey trap operation. Three women who met him in hotel at around 9.30 pm were Varsha Pankaj Patel, Radhika alias Manisha Girish Rathod and Vandna Mukund Ratontar. After Manisha left the place, another woman arrived and knocked the door of room number 304 and issued a threat to file FIR under rape law if Rs. 10 lakh sum is not paid to her.
This woman was same who had filed complaint of rape against former minister and MLA.
Nitin Patel instead of paying sextortion money, contacted Patan police, following which all three accused were arrested. Police also detained Talod based Kishorsinh Jhala who was playing a role behind the curtain this case. However he was freed later on bail. A local court has sent all three female accused to three days remand. DeshGujarat
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