SHOCKING! THIS female MP was drugged, assaulted sexually during night out

New Delhi: In a distressing turn of events, Australian Labor Party MP Brittany Lauga has come forward with allegations of being drugged and sexually assaulted during a night out in Yeppoon, central Queensland. Lauga revealed that she was administered a sedative without her consent, followed by a horrifying ordeal of sexual assault.

Brave testimony

Speaking to Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Lauga recounted the harrowing experience, stating, "During the hospital examination, drugs were detected in my system, which I did not consume." Her decision to report the incident to the police underscores the importance of speaking out against such egregious acts.

 

 

 

 

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Widespread support

Following Lauga's courageous disclosure, numerous women in the city have reached out to express solidarity, sharing their own encounters with similar incidents. Lauga emphasized the collective nature of the issue, asserting that such occurrences are unacceptable and indicative of broader societal challenges.

Call for justice

Expressing gratitude for the outpouring of support, Lauga urged anyone with relevant information to come forward and assist in the investigation. The dissemination of a video depicting the incident, as reported by The Guardian, has further amplified the urgency for justice.

Government's response

Queensland Premier Steven Miles condemned the incident, pledging unwavering support for Lauga and emphasizing the government's commitment to her well-being. He affirmed, "No one should endure what Brittany is enduring. Our priority is Brittany's welfare, and we stand ready to offer our full support."