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Crime
Jaipur Coaching Centre Owner Accused of Rape, Blackmail and Forced Sex Trade
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 15 Oct 2026, 04:31 PM
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A coaching centre operator in Jaipur has been charged with raping his 27-year-old former receptionist, blackmailing her and coercing her into prostitution by drugging her.
Jaipur police have opened a criminal case against the proprietor of a local coaching centre following a serious complaint lodged by a 27-year-old woman who previously worked as his receptionist. The complainant alleges that the accused sexually assaulted her and subsequently used threats to extort money.
According to the filing, after the alleged assault the accused allegedly administered narcotic pills to the victim and forced her to engage in sex work against her will. The complaint describes a pattern of intimidation and coercion aimed at keeping the victim silent.
Law enforcement officials said the case is being investigated under sections of the Indian Penal Code that cover rape, criminal intimidation and human trafficking. The accused has been summoned for questioning, and the police have indicated that further arrests may follow as the probe progresses.
The incident has drawn attention to the safety of women employed in private tutoring and coaching establishments, prompting local NGOs to call for stricter background checks and protective measures for staff.
No further details about the identity of the accused or the coaching centre have been released pending the outcome of the investigation.
According to the filing, after the alleged assault the accused allegedly administered narcotic pills to the victim and forced her to engage in sex work against her will. The complaint describes a pattern of intimidation and coercion aimed at keeping the victim silent.
Law enforcement officials said the case is being investigated under sections of the Indian Penal Code that cover rape, criminal intimidation and human trafficking. The accused has been summoned for questioning, and the police have indicated that further arrests may follow as the probe progresses.
The incident has drawn attention to the safety of women employed in private tutoring and coaching establishments, prompting local NGOs to call for stricter background checks and protective measures for staff.
No further details about the identity of the accused or the coaching centre have been released pending the outcome of the investigation.