UP News: In a shocking case reported from the Kuthaund police station area in Uttar Pradeshs Orai district, a 19-year-old college student was allegedly gangraped by her tuition teacher and two accomplices on Diwali night. The accused teacher, identified as Sunny Yagnik, reportedly lured the second-year B.Sc. student to his residence on the pretense of studying, where the assault took place. The horrifying details of the incident have not only left the young woman traumatized but have also resulted in a family tragedy.Incident reported after days of traumaAccording to the police, Sunny Yagnik, the main accused, had allegedly been manipulating the student under false promises of marriage. On the night of Diwali, the student said she was called to the teachers residence, where Sunny and two friends — identified as Ramu and another unnamed individual — assaulted her. Following the attack, the suspects reportedly issued threats, warning her to remain silent. The student initially concealed the incident out of fear but disclosed the assault to her family on the following Monday after Sunny attempted to contact her again.Family Tragedy Follows ConfessionThe impact of the disclosure was severe. Upon learning about the assault, the students grandfather reportedly suffered a heart attack and was immediately rushed to Hallett Hospital in Kanpur. Tragically, he succumbed to his condition, adding another layer of grief for the family grappling with the young womans trauma.Police Arrests Main Accused, Search for Accomplices UnderwayLocal authorities responded to the familys complaint, and an investigation is now underway. CO Jalaun Shailendra Vajpayee confirmed that the police have detained Sunny Yagnik, the tuition teacher, in connection with the case. A search for the two other suspects involved in the assault is ongoing, with the police working to bring the remaining perpetrators to justice.“The primary accused is in custody, and we are making all necessary efforts to locate the accomplices,” stated Vajpayee, addressing the communitys demand for swift action.
