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Lucknow doctor accused of using chicken blood in elaborate manipulation scheme
Police in Lucknow are investigating allegations against a doctor accused of using unconventional methods to manipulate young women, including writing letters in chicken blood while claiming it was his own. The case has expanded to include serious charges of sexual exploitation, blackmail, and coercion.
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Authorities in Lucknow have launched an investigation into allegations against Dr. Ramiz, also known as Ramiuddin, following complaints from a victim who has detailed an elaborate scheme of manipulation and exploitation. According to police interrogation records and the victim's statement, the accused allegedly wrote love letters using chicken blood, fraudulently presenting the substance as his own blood to influence young women.
The victim has filed multiple serious charges against the accused, including sexual exploitation, blackmail through private video recordings, and interference in marriage prospects. The allegations further suggest that the accused attempted to pressure the victim into religious conversion, adding another dimension to the charges of coercion and manipulation.
The case highlights the use of psychological tactics and deception in exploitation. Police say the investigation is ongoing as they corroborate the victim's account with evidence and conduct further interrogations. Authorities have indicated that additional victims may come forward as the inquiry progresses.
The incident has drawn attention to vulnerabilities in safeguarding mechanisms against such elaborate manipulation schemes. Officials said the case would be pursued with appropriate legal provisions addressing sexual crimes, blackmail, and coercion under Indian law.