Shocking! 4 men brutally assault woman with sticks, kicks, drag her by hair

Authorities continue to investigate the matter to ensure justice for the victim and uphold the rule of law. The case has underscored the urgent need for societal change and stricter enforcement of laws to protect women from violence and discrimination in Meghalaya and across the country.

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New Delhi: In yet another tragic incident in Meghalaya, a woman was publicly assaulted in Dadengre, West Garo Hills, on suspicion of having an extramarital affair. The incident, captured on video and widely circulated on social media, shows the woman being brutally beaten with sticks while bystanders appear as silent witnesses.

What's in viral video? 

In a viral video, the woman can be seen brutally assaulted in public after accusation of having an extra-marital affair.

Police arrested five individuals 

Local authorities responded swiftly, with the police arresting five individuals following the registration of a case under relevant sections of the law. The accused allegedly justified their actions based on suspicions of the woman's personal life.

MLA condemned the incident

Santa Mary Shyla, MLA of Sutnga Saipung and Chairperson of Meghalaya's Women's Empowerment Committee, condemned the incident and demanded a detailed report from the police. She pledged to instruct all district Superintendents of Police in Meghalaya to heighten vigilance against crimes targeting women.

Incident sparks outrage 

This incident has once again sparked outrage and raised concerns over the safety and security of women in the region. Advocates for women's rights and safety have called for stringent action against the perpetrators and increased awareness to prevent such atrocities.

Investigation underway 

Authorities continue to investigate the matter to ensure justice for the victim and uphold the rule of law. The case has underscored the urgent need for societal change and stricter enforcement of laws to protect women from violence and discrimination in Meghalaya and across the country.