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Rape survivor walks into police station to report attack - clutching suspect's penis

Updated on: 12 February,2016 11:33 AM IST  | 
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A woman walked into a police station claiming to have been raped - clutching her alleged attackers penis, it was reported

Rape survivor walks into police station to report attack - clutching suspect's penis

A woman walked into a police station claiming to have been raped - clutching her alleged attackers penis, it was reported.


The 32-year-old woman told officers she had been repeatedly raped by her brother-in-law for days.


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She alleged on the final occasion, she faked consent and sliced off his genitals with a sickle, a major news publication reported.

She presented stunned authorities with the bloodied organ claiming it was the only way she could stop the attacks .

Police rushed to a house in the Churhat area in Sidhi district at around 6 am on Thursday.

But before any medical help could be administered, they found the suspect had committed suicide.

The woman told officers her husband works in Nashik and she was living with her-brother-in-law.

"When he forced himself on me, I faked consent and severed his privates with a sickle," she reportedly told police.

The man's body was found hanging from a tree near the house.

The woman was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

Sidhi SP Abid Khan told the paper: "This is a rare case and has to be investigated for a proper chargesheet."

Police said the woman is mentally stable and has no regrets to what she has done.

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