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Crime
Ujjain collective rape case: Accused’s wife says husband framed, police file FIR
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ujjain
🗓 28 Oct 2026, 10:02 PM
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In Ujjain, Chakresh Jain’s wife Pragya Jain alleged that the collective rape charges are a conspiracy to trap her husband, as police register a case against him and another suspect.
Ujjain police have registered a criminal case against Chakresh Jain and another individual in connection with a collective rape alleged to have occurred inside a moving vehicle. The investigation follows accusations that multiple women were assaulted during the incident.
Pragya Jain, the wife of the primary accused, publicly claimed that the charges constitute a fabricated conspiracy aimed at entrapping her husband. She asserted that the alleged victim entered the vehicle of her own volition and left of her own accord.
Law enforcement officials confirmed that the FIR has been filed and that the case will proceed under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code. No further details on evidence or additional suspects have been disclosed at this stage.
The development adds a new dimension to an already high‑profile criminal case that has drawn significant media attention in Madhya Pradesh.
Authorities have urged witnesses to cooperate and have warned against spreading unverified information as the investigation continues.
Pragya Jain, the wife of the primary accused, publicly claimed that the charges constitute a fabricated conspiracy aimed at entrapping her husband. She asserted that the alleged victim entered the vehicle of her own volition and left of her own accord.
Law enforcement officials confirmed that the FIR has been filed and that the case will proceed under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code. No further details on evidence or additional suspects have been disclosed at this stage.
The development adds a new dimension to an already high‑profile criminal case that has drawn significant media attention in Madhya Pradesh.
Authorities have urged witnesses to cooperate and have warned against spreading unverified information as the investigation continues.