In Sirohi, a woman was beaten, her hair cut, and she was exiled from the village after being called a 'witch'. The victim has complained to the SP and accused the perpetrators of demanding 20 lakh rupees as 'mautana'.
A serious case that shames humanity has come to light from the Pindwara area of the tribal-dominated Sirohi district in Rajasthan. Here, a woman was treated with cruelty after being branded a witch.
The victim has demanded the strictest action against the accused by submitting a complaint to the Superintendent of Police, after which the police have started an investigation into the matter.
The victim stated in her complaint that several people living in a tribal village in the Pindwara police station area collectively carried out this incident.
Assaulted after being called a witch
In her complaint, the woman has made serious allegations against Amba, Chhotu, Ashok, Sukli, Champa, Dipu, Ranjit, Kesa, Bhoma, Samudi, and others.
It is alleged that all these people together called her a 'witch' and brutally assaulted her. The accused blamed the woman for the deaths of two people in the village.
Hair cut and exiled from the village
During the assault, the woman's clothes were torn, and her hair was also cut. After this inhuman incident, the accused forcibly exiled the victim and her husband from the village.
The victim has also alleged that the accused are now not allowing her and her husband to return to the village. In exchange for allowing them to re-enter the village, the accused are demanding a total of 20 lakh rupees as 'mautana' (a type of compensation) for the two deaths.
Agricultural land also occupied
The woman also says that the accused have illegally occupied her agricultural land and are cultivating it.
Victim pleads for justice
Harassed by this entire incident, the victim has pleaded for justice from the Superintendent of Police. In her complaint, she has demanded that a case be registered against the accused and strict action be taken.
Along with this, the victim has also demanded to ensure the safety of her and her husband's life and property and to remove the illegal occupation of her agricultural land.
The Sirohi police have received the victim's complaint. According to police officials, given the seriousness of the matter, the investigation has been started immediately, and further action will be taken based on the facts.