पेरिस में ओलिंपिक से पहले ऑस्ट्रेलियाई महिला से गैंगरेप: 5 अफ्रीकियों ने मारपीट की, फोन छीना; फटे कपड़ों में महिला कबाब की रेस्टोरेंट में छिपी

The woman hid in a kebab restaurant to save her life. When the accused reached there, other customers beat him up badly.

An Australian woman was gang-raped by five people during the Olympics which are scheduled to begin on July 26 in Paris. According to news agency Reuters, this incident happened with the 25-year-old woman in the Pagail district. According to French police, the woman was beaten and gang-raped at midnight on July 20.

Actually, the woman had gone to eat and drink something in Moulin Rouge, Paris. Then 5 Africans reached there. They beat the woman and then raped her. CCTV footage of the incident has surfaced, in which the woman is seen running towards a kebab restaurant.

The woman’s clothes were torn and she was asking for help. Meanwhile, another woman present there gave her water to drink. Shortly after this, one of the 5 accused reaches there. As soon as he reaches the woman, she gets scared. At this, the other customers present in the restaurant beat up the accused. Then he absconded.

Two photos from the incident…

After the woman, one of the five accused also reached the kebab restaurant.

The other customers in the restaurant beat up the accused badly. After this, he fled.

The accused also snatched the woman’s phone
This incident happened in Paris when the Olympic tournament is to start there from Friday (26 July). According to the police, the woman is undergoing treatment. The woman said that the accused also snatched her phone. The Australian woman has booked a ticket to go back, but the police has appealed to her to stay in Paris to cooperate in the investigation.

Anna Meyers, head of Australia’s Olympic team, said that not much detail has been shared with us. Our team’s security has been increased. We are feeling unsafe. Earlier I had told my team to roam around the nearby areas. But now I have told my team not to go out. The team should not wear Olympic costumes unless necessary. They should only wear plain clothes.

Australian government seeks response from France
French officials say that they have not received any threat from any terrorist organization so far. But full arrangements have been made for the safety of foreign players. The Australian government has sought an answer from France on the entire matter.

The Olympics in Paris are starting from July 26. Its opening ceremony will be held in an open-air ceremony on the Seine River. 45 thousand soldiers will be deployed for its security. At the same time, 35 thousand soldiers have been deployed in Paris for the security of the entire tournament.