Foreign woman allegedly raped in Lahore as police ‘identify’ two suspects, recover vehicle

LAHORE: Police claimed to have identified two of the three men allegedly involved in the sexual assault of a 20-year-old Azerbaijani woman in Lahore and recovered the vehicle allegedly used in the incident. Officials and sources said on Sunday that the vehicle was recovered from the house of a relative of the main suspect and…

LAHORE: Police claimed to have identified two of the three men allegedly involved in the sexual assault of a 20-year-old Azerbaijani woman in Lahore and recovered the vehicle allegedly used in the incident.

Officials and sources said on Sunday that the vehicle was recovered from the house of a relative of the main suspect and was shifted to Defence C police station.

The relative of the main suspect was also reportedly absent from the house.

Police have also detained three people in connection with the alleged sexual assault of the foreign woman.

The three people were detained from Bahria Town and Defence, according to the sources, who said all three were relatives of the alleged suspects.

Police sources said the suspects allegedly used a white Hyundai Sonata to lure and take the foreign woman to the location where the incident reportedly took place.

The vehicle allegedly used in the incident is owned by one of the suspects, the sources said, adding that police have taken it into custody for investigation.

Police are continuing their investigation to establish the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident and identify those directly involved.

Police said the woman’s initial medical examination had been conducted, while a detailed medical report was awaited.

Two of the three suspects have been identified, while the identity of the third suspect remains unknown, police said.

Special teams headed by SP Investigation Cantt Asim Iftikhar are conducting raids to arrest the suspects.

Police have also taken steps to place the suspects’ names on the exit control list, according to officials.

The case was registered at Defence C Police Station after the Azerbaijani woman reported that two unidentified women had taken her to a café, where three men were present.

According to the police, the group later took her to a flat, where she alleged that she was given an intoxicating substance and sexually assaulted by three men.

The woman told police that she was later left near the airport. She also alleged that the suspects took her mobile phones and other belongings before fleeing.

Lahore DIG Investigation Syed Zeeshan Raza had earlier said the suspects had been identified and special teams formed for their arrest. He said all available resources were being used to apprehend those involved.

The investigation is ongoing and police have yet to announce any arrests of the three alleged main suspects.

Officials said photographs showing the woman at the Punjab Assembly had also surfaced.

Sources said she had visited cafés in Johar Town and Defence and had social interactions with several people.

The woman also had a TikTok account where she regularly shared videos, according to the information available to investigators.

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