Udaipur Gang-Rape Case: Serious Injuries Found On Survivor’s Body, Undergarments Missing

Last Updated:December 27, 2025, 1:23 pm IST

The arrested accused are Jitesh Prakash Sisodia, Chief Executive Officer of GKM IT, Shilpa Sirohi, the firm’s executive head, and her husband, Gaurav Sirohi.

Shocking details have emerged in the alleged gang rape of a woman IT firm manager in Rajasthan’s Udaipur, with the survivor reporting serious injuries and missing personal belongings. The incident, which took place on December 20, has led to the arrest of three senior executives linked to her workplace.

According to police, the survivor’s medical examination confirmed sexual assault. Doctors noted injuries and pain in her private parts as well as other areas of her body. The woman also told police that when she regained consciousness, she found that her undergarments, socks and some jewellery were missing, raising further concerns about the brutality of the assault.

Accused arrested

The arrested accused are Jitesh Prakash Sisodia, Chief Executive Officer of GKM IT, Shilpa Sirohi, the firm’s executive head, and her husband, Gaurav Sirohi. In her complaint, the survivor alleged that all three took turns to rape her inside a car after she was rendered unconscious.

What we know about the incident?

The survivor said she attended a birthday party hosted by Sisodia at a hotel in Udaipur’s Shobagpura area on the night of December 20. The party began around 9 pm and continued until about 1.30 am, during which alcohol was consumed by several attendees.

When her health began to deteriorate late at night, the three accused offered to drop her home. Police said Gaurav Sirohi was driving, while Sisodia, Shilpa and the survivor were seated in the back.

During the drive, the accused allegedly stopped at a shop and bought a substance similar to cigarettes, which was given to the survivor. She told police that she lost consciousness shortly after consuming it and later woke up with pain and visible injuries.

After regaining consciousness, the survivor checked the car’s dashcam and found that it had recorded the incident and conversations between the accused. She approached the police with this footage and filed a complaint on December 23.

Based on her statement, medical findings and electronic evidence, police arrested the three accused. They were produced in court and remanded to four days of custody. The investigation is ongoing.

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