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  • MBBS Doctor in Panipat Jumps from Third Floor After Alleged Rape and ₹1 Crore Blackmail Demand; Suffers Multiple Fractures

    May 23, 2026

    MBBS Doctor in Panipat Jumps from Third Floor After Alleged Rape and ₹1 Crore Blackmail Demand; Suffers Multiple Fractures

    In Panipat, Haryana, a female MBBS doctor, driven to desperation by her boyfriend’s blackmailing, jumped from the third floor of her residence. This life-threatening act resulted in fractures throughout her entire body. She remained hospitalised in this critical condition for several days at a hospital in Panipat.

    Bedridden After Severe Injuries

    Currently, she is bedridden and completely unable to walk or move. The doctor’s brother and uncle filed a complaint regarding the matter with the police. Given the gravity of the case, the superintendent of Police (SP) entrusted the investigation to a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). The preliminary investigation uncovered a major case involving the physical exploitation of the doctor, the creation of obscene videos, and demands for one crore rupees and jewelry.

    Subsequently, a ‘Zero FIR’ was initially registered at the Pillukhera Police Station (Jind); however, since Panipat was the primary epicenter of the incident, the case was transferred to the Model Town Police Station for further action. The Panipat police are now conducting a comprehensive investigation into the entire matter.

    Case Registered, police investigation begins

    When the victim’s brother and uncle confronted the accused, Mohit, and asked to speak with him face-to-face, the accused responded by threatening to have the victim’s family imprisoned and to kill her younger brother (who is currently studying law in Pune). Left with no other recourse, a complaint was submitted to the Jind SP on behalf of the victim.

    DSP Finds Initial Allegations True

    Since the matter involved a crime against a woman and was highly sensitive in nature, the DSP (Safidon) conducted a preliminary inquiry and found the allegations to be prima facie entirely substantiated. Subsequently, upon obtaining legal counsel, a ‘Zero FIR’ was initially registered at the Pillukhera Police Station (Jind). As the jurisdiction of the incident lay in Panipat, the case was subsequently transferred to the Model Town Police Station for further necessary action.

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