A girl student assaulted by a Dance Master

Hyderabad, April 30: The Marredpally police have arrested a choreographer on Saturday, who was allegedly sexually assaulted a 19-year-old B Com student from Kolkata.The victim said the assault took place when she visited the city in February.

While coming to details, Preeth Shegill, a choreographer-cum-event manager, was arrested while his accomplice's Sultan, Pinky Roy, and two others were absconding.

According to the victim's complaint, which was sent on email, she took a flight from Kolkata to Hyderabad on February 14. She had shared a cab with a female co-passenger Pinky Roy to reach Hotel Park.

During the travel period, the victim told Pinky how she was planning to go around the city.Pinky was convinced her to visit tourist hotspots with her and a friend, who has a car.

On next day i.e, February 15, Pinky called up Preeth, a resident of Marredpally, saying she was at Hotel Sitara Paradise, Ameerpet, along with the student.Preeth has arrived in a Honda City car and picked up the duo.

After traveling for some distance, Preeth made a gesture and Pinky disembarked claiming she needed to attend to an emergency.Preeth told to Pinky that he needs to rush home, Misha Mansion, and they could visit places later.

"As per the victim's claims, after reaching the Misha Mansion, Preeth offered coffee to the victim. Within a few minutes, she started feeling drowsy. He pulled her hand, pushed her, slapped her and said "you will be let off if you sleep with me". He then raped her.

He confined her to the room by locking it and snatched away her wallet, which had Rs 7,000 cash and two gold rings. The next day, Preeth's driver Sultan raped the victim," deputy commissioner of police (North Zone) B Sumathi said in an official release.

Later, he took nude videos of the victim. The student, while in confinement, managed to throw a tissue paper into the neighbor's house. Fearing he might be caught, Preeth told the victim to return to Kolkata.

On March 23, a case was registered by Marredpally police on the charges of rape, intimidation, and sections of the Information Technology Act.