September 18th 2025.
A man in his late thirties found himself in a frightening situation after being attacked by three sex workers in Pune's Budhwar Peth area. It all began on the night of September 12 when the man, whose identity remains undisclosed, failed to make an online payment to the women after a heated dispute. The incident led the victim to seek help from the Faraskhana Police Station, where he filed a complaint against the three sex workers involved in the altercation.
The authorities took immediate action and registered a case against the three women responsible for the assault. It is a concerning incident that has raised questions about the safety of individuals in this area.
In another shocking development, nine members of the notorious 'Ravan Gang' were recently detained by the police for allegedly planning a heist at a jewelry shop in Pimpri-Chinchwad. This news has left the residents of Pune in a state of shock and concern. The gang, which has been silent for years, has now resurfaced, leaving many wondering about their motives and activities.
According to the police, the victim, whose name has not been revealed, had gone to meet with a sex worker named Tamanna Shahrukh Mulana. However, trouble arose when the man tried to make an online payment through an app but could not complete the transaction due to a forgotten password. The victim did not have any cash on him and was unable to call for help, which only added to his distress.
Tamanna, angered by the situation, began to verbally abuse the man, and things quickly escalated when two other women, Tanuja Hakim Ali Moulla and Sonia Gulam Shaikh, joined in. The situation turned violent as the women started to physically assault the victim.
In a separate incident, two students from Symbiosis were tragically killed, and two others were injured in a horrific accident on the Mumbai-Bengaluru highway. The accident, which took place early in the morning, has left the city in mourning. The police are currently investigating the cause of the accident.
Senior Police Inspector Prashant Bhasme from the Faraskhana Police Station spoke to The Free Press Journal and confirmed that a case has been filed against the three accused women. The investigation is ongoing, and the necessary actions will be taken accordingly. It is a reminder for everyone to be cautious and vigilant, especially in such unpredictable situations.
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