Sat Dec 27 06:33:50 UTC 2025: Here’s a summary of the text and a news article based on it:
Summary:
A 22-year-old woman was allegedly raped at Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural University in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. The victim was lured to the university with the promise of a job by Durga Shankar Singerha, an upper division clerk. Singerha, along with a peon named Mukesh Sen, is accused of carrying out the assault. Singerha met with the victim on multiple occasions, promising her a job. On the day of the assault, Singerha lured the woman to Sen’s house on campus, where the alleged rape occurred. The two men threatened the woman, warning her against reporting the incident. After informing her family, she filed a police report, leading to the arrest of Singerha and Sen. Both men are now in judicial custody.
News Article:
University Clerk Arrested for Alleged Rape of Job Seeker in Jabalpur
Jabalpur, India – December 27, 2025 – A 22-year-old woman has accused a clerk at Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural University in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, of rape after being lured to the campus under the pretense of a job opportunity. Durga Shankar Singerha, 58, an upper division clerk (UDC), and Mukesh Sen, a peon, have been arrested in connection with the alleged assault, which occurred on the university campus.
According to police reports, the victim learned about contractual vacancies at the university through social media. Upon contacting the vice-chancellor’s office, she spoke with Singerha, who allegedly informed her of the openings and invited her to bring her documents to the university. The victim met with Singerha several times, who assured her of a job opportunity.
On December 25, Singerha allegedly lured the woman to Sen’s residence on the university campus, claiming that an interview would be scheduled. The peon then allegedly left the room and locked the door from the outside. The woman alleges that Singerha then raped her despite her protests. The accused then allegedly threatened the woman.
The victim reported the incident to her family and subsequently filed a police report. Singerha and Sen were arrested at their homes within hours. They appeared in court on December 26 and have been remanded in judicial custody. The investigation is ongoing.
First Piper 