Mumbai: A female executive of a tech company was sexually assaulted online while she was looking for rental accommodation. The harasser, whose profile says he is a stockbroker and studied with a leading management institute, approached him on the pretext of getting in touch with him on Facebook. Flat And on not agreeing, threatening and demanding to have sex. The woman is ready to approach the cyber police to file a complaint.
“The whole episode has upset me a lot,” the woman told TOI, hoping that the man would be arrested soon. The woman works in a suburban company and intends to resume personal work from next month.
“I was looking for an accommodation in Malad-Goregaon Belt I didn’t have a Facebook account until recently and I decided to make one to find a flat,” she said. Some people answered his inquiry. On Sunday evening, he got a message from a person named Akshay Singh.
Singh asked if he needed the entire flat or wanted to share it with roommates. Then he asked for his workplace details and finally his phone number. “We had exchanged messages for barely 10 minutes when the conversation took a sudden turn,” she said. Singh said that he did not have to pay any rent and would be ready to bear the cost. He began soliciting sex, saying that if he blocked her, he would create a fake profile with her phone number and post that she was a “call girl”.
The woman stopped responding but Singh continued to message her. He eventually blocked her profile and tweeted it Mumbai Police With screenshots of the conversation.
“The whole episode has upset me a lot,” the woman told TOI, hoping that the man would be arrested soon. The woman works in a suburban company and intends to resume personal work from next month.
“I was looking for an accommodation in Malad-Goregaon Belt I didn’t have a Facebook account until recently and I decided to make one to find a flat,” she said. Some people answered his inquiry. On Sunday evening, he got a message from a person named Akshay Singh.
Singh asked if he needed the entire flat or wanted to share it with roommates. Then he asked for his workplace details and finally his phone number. “We had exchanged messages for barely 10 minutes when the conversation took a sudden turn,” she said. Singh said that he did not have to pay any rent and would be ready to bear the cost. He began soliciting sex, saying that if he blocked her, he would create a fake profile with her phone number and post that she was a “call girl”.
The woman stopped responding but Singh continued to message her. He eventually blocked her profile and tweeted it Mumbai Police With screenshots of the conversation.
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