Indore: Director Of Shooting Academy Mohsin, Brother And Friend Booked For Raping Domestic Help

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Director of Dream Olympic Shooting Academy in Silver Oaks Colony Mohsin Khan, his elder brother Imran Khan and their friend Faizan Khan were booked for gang raping their domestic help when she was a minor, police said on Monday.

This is the fifth FIR lodged against Mohsin so far. Annapurna police station in charge Ajay Nair informed the Free Press that the woman approached the police and lodged a complaint that Mohsin, his brother Imran and friend Faizan gang raped her in 2020.

She said she was facing a financial crunch and with the help of a relative, she got the job of a domestic help in Mohsin’s academy. She said in her complaint that after a few days of her joining, Mohsin started touching her with a bad intention. His brother Imran and their friend Faizan also used to visit the academy, she said.

The victim alleged that the accused had called her to their place on the pretext of preparing food during lockdown. They kept her hostage in their flat for a few days and raped her. She was 17-years-old at that time and was scared of the accused as they had threatened to kill her and her mother if she revealed the matter to anyone.

The victim was so much harassed by the accused that she planned to end life but dropped the idea on seeing her mother’s condition. Being scared of the accused, she had not lodged an FIR.

However, on reading the news about Mohsin in the newspapers, she revealed the matter to her husband and later lodged a complaint with the police.

It is noteworthy that on May 20, a student of his shooting academy lodged a complaint of molestation against Mohsin. After that, two other girls lodged a complaint of molestation and rape against him.

A youth, who was his student, had also lodged a complaint against Mohsin for a financial fraud of Rs 2.8 lakh on the pretext of buying him a rifle from abroad.  

Team led by TI formed for investigation

The senior officers have constituted a team led by Annapurna police station in charge Ajay Nair and some other officers, including cyber experts from the police station, for detailed investigation into the case. The team will investigate every aspect of the case to collect evidence. Mohsin is on police remand till June 1.

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