NEW DELHI -- Two Nepalese women were rescued from a house in Gurgaon after they were allegedly sexually assaulted and kept in bondage for months. The house is reportedly rented by a Saudi Arabian man whose identity is yet to be established, but who is believed to be a diplomat, reported Times Now.
According to police sources, the man arrived in India with his family from Jedah. The two women had been kept in bondage at first in Jedah and they were then moved to Gurgaon. Cops have contacted the Saudi government to establish the man's identity.
The women, who are both in their 30s, were allegedly tortured physically and sexually. They were rescued after a domestic help working at the Gurgaon house chanced upon the two women and fled from the house. She then informed an NGO which alerted Gurgaon police about the matter.
Police rescued the women on Tuesday and informed the Nepalese Embassy about the matter. More details are awaited.
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According to police sources, the man arrived in India with his family from Jedah. The two women had been kept in bondage at first in Jedah and they were then moved to Gurgaon. Cops have contacted the Saudi government to establish the man's identity.
The women, who are both in their 30s, were allegedly tortured physically and sexually. They were rescued after a domestic help working at the Gurgaon house chanced upon the two women and fled from the house. She then informed an NGO which alerted Gurgaon police about the matter.
Police rescued the women on Tuesday and informed the Nepalese Embassy about the matter. More details are awaited.
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