Rajasthan Police Arrest Four In Dausa Gangrape, Fake Aadhaar Case

Rajasthan Police have arrested four people in connection with an alleged gangrape, blackmail and identity fraud case involving a 28-year-old woman in Dausa district.

Investigators expanded the probe after recovering a purported fake Aadhaar card carrying the survivor’s photograph but identifying her as ‘Muskan Khanam’.

The recovery raised suspicions of a larger forgery and alleged conversion conspiracy.

According to police, the woman first met the prime accused, Vakil Khan, when she visited Bonli in Sawai Madhopur district to repair her mobile phone.

Investigators alleged that Vakil Khan later called her to Lalsot, where he allegedly served her a drugged beverage before sexually assaulting her and recording explicit videos.

Police said the accused allegedly used the videos to blackmail the woman and repeatedly sexually exploit her.

In her complaint, the survivor alleged that Vakil Khan gang-raped her repeatedly. She also accused Rahil and Nayab Khan of participating in the assaults.

Police arrested all three accused.

A court remanded Rahil and Nayab Khan to judicial custody, while Vakil Khan remains in police custody for further interrogation.

Investigators also arrested Nadim Ansari for allegedly preparing the fake Aadhaar card.

Police seized computers, printers and other equipment believed to have been used to create forged identity documents.

During the investigation, officers recovered an Indigo flight ticket from Delhi to Srinagar dated April 2026.

Police are examining the purpose of the journey, the motive behind the alleged fake Aadhaar card, and the possible use of forged documents in other crimes.

Police said they are investigating the case from multiple angles to uncover the full conspiracy and identify everyone allegedly involved.

The allegations remain under investigation, and the accused have not yet been tried in court.

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