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An Instagram influencer and his driver in Thane, Maharashtra, face rape charges under the pretense of a job offer. They allegedly threatened and assaulted a 19-year-old woman. The case underscores online safety risks.

Instagram Influencer Charged with Rape in Thane

In a shocking case from Thane, an Instagram influencer and his driver are accused of raping a woman under the pretense of a job offer. Allegations include threats with a firearm and attempted extortion. Legal actions are underway.

Thane influencer and driver accused of rape under job pretense

Surendra Patil, an Instagram influencer, and his driver are accused of raping a woman under a false job promise at Mumbai airport. Patil allegedly threatened her with a gun, sought to release compromising media, and misused social media.

In a disturbing incident, a case has been registered by the police against an Instagram influencer and his driver for allegedly raping a 19-year-old woman from Nashik, under the pretext of offering her a job at Mumbai's international airport.
The incident allegedly occurred between February 16 and March 29, according to an official statement made on Wednesday.
The primary accused, Surendra Patil, a resident of Thakurli near Dombivli, is known for his social media presence through short videos on Instagram.
The victim, in her complaint at the Manpada police station, accused Patil of sexual assault, threats, and intimidation.
According to the FIR, the woman became acquainted with Patil via Instagram. She claims that Patil invited her to his office, where he allegedly assaulted her at gunpoint and threatened to harm her parents if she did not comply.
On March 29, Patil reportedly threatened to release incriminating audio and video recordings of her on social media, attempted to molest her when she resisted entry into his office, and subjected her to additional abuse with his driver.
The authorities have charged Patil and his driver under several sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including section 64 (rape), section 74 (assault or use of criminal force to outrage a woman's modesty), section 115 (2) (causing hurt), section 351(2) (criminal conspiracy), and section 3(5) (common intention), along with relevant sections of the Arms Act.
Patil, however, refuted the claims, labeling them as false and an attempt to extort money from him.
He is also currently under scrutiny for allegedly misusing a licensed firearm, filming videos while seated in a senior police officer's chair at the Manpada police station, and showcasing substantial amounts of cash in his online content, according to police sources.&nbsp;
The case shines a spotlight on the broader issues of online deception and the misuse of social media platforms for criminal activities.

A 24-year-old woman from Uttar Pradesh, who had accused BSP MP Atul Rai of rape in 2019, has died in a Delhi hospital.
The woman and her male friend had set themselves afire in front of the Supreme Court last week. The woman's friend had died of burn injuries on Saturday.
The woman had suffered 85 per cent burns in the incident on August 16. The man, 27, had suffered 65 per cent burns and succumbed to injuries on Saturday. Both were admitted to the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, police said.
She had alleged that the police in Varanasi, where she had filed a case, were colluding with the jailed Member of Parliament and his relatives.
In May 2019, the woman had filed a case against Rai, who is MP from eastern UP's Ghosi, alleging that he had raped her at his residence in Varanasi. He surrendered a month later and has been in jail since.
The MP's brother last year reportedly filed a case of forgery against the woman and police had issued warrant against her.
The woman and her friend on August 16 did a Facebook live from outside the Supreme Court before setting themselves on fire. The two said they expected no justice.

'MP raped me': Woman who set herself on fire outside Supreme Court dies

A 24-year-old woman from UP, who had accused BSP MP Atul Rai of rape in 2019, has died in a Delhi hospital.&nbsp;The woman and her male friend had set themselves afire in front of the Supreme Court last week

A 24-year-old woman from Uttar Pradesh, who had accused BSP MP Atul Rai of rape in 2019, has died in a Delhi hospital.
The woman and her male friend had set themselves afire in front of the Supreme Court last week. The woman's friend had died of burn injuries on Saturday.
She had alleged that the police in Varanasi, where she had filed a case, were colluding with the jailed Member of Parliament and his relatives.
In May 2019, the woman had filed a case against Rai, who is MP from eastern UP's Ghosi, alleging that he had raped her at his residence in Varanasi. He surrendered a month later and has been in jail since.
The MP's brother last year reportedly filed a case of forgery against the woman and police had issued warrant against her.
The woman and her friend on August 16 did a Facebook live from outside the Supreme Court before setting themselves on fire. The two said they expected no justice.

A 24-year-old woman from UP, who had accused BSP MP Atul Rai of rape in 2019, has died in a Delhi hospital.&nbsp;The woman and her male friend had set themselves afire in front of the Supreme Court last week

A 24-year-old woman from Uttar Pradesh, who had accused BSP MP Atul Rai of rape in 2019, has died in a Delhi hospital.
The woman and her male friend had set themselves afire in front of the Supreme Court last week. The woman's friend had died of burn injuries on Saturday.
The woman had suffered 85 per cent burns in the incident on August 16. The man, 27, had suffered 65 per cent burns and succumbed to injuries on Saturday. Both were admitted to the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, police said.
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She had alleged that the police in Varanasi, where she had filed a case, were colluding with the jailed Member of Parliament and his relatives.
In May 2019, the woman had filed a case against Rai, who is MP from eastern UP's Ghosi, alleging that he had raped her at his residence in Varanasi. He surrendered a month later and has been in jail since.
The MP's brother last year reportedly filed a case of forgery against the woman and police had issued warrant against her.
The woman and her friend on August 16 did a Facebook live from outside the Supreme Court before setting themselves on fire. The two said they expected no justice.

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