Rajesh Doke, a 47-year-old psychologist from Nagpur, Maharashtra, has been accused of sexually abusing over 50 minors over 15 years. He used counseling camps as a pretext to lure children from poor villages, sexually abused them, and recorded videos and photos. After the victims married, he blackmailed them by threatening to expose the material to their husbands and in-laws unless they maintained a relationship with him. His crimes came to light after a recent incident caught on CCTV and a complaint by a victim. Police investigations revealed a long history of abuse and prior cases. Rajesh was arrested but his current whereabouts are unknown. His family includes a disabled father, a wife, and two daughters aged 14 and 16, who were also reportedly abused.
Country: India
State/Province: Maharashtra, India
City/Region: Nagpur
Incident Type: Rape
Relationship Status: None
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Incident Date: Dec. 24, 2024
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Coercive Control
The suspect used coercive control by sexually abusing minors and then blackmailing them with recorded evidence to force ongoing relationships after their marriages. This pattern involved manipulation, threats, and repeated harassment over many years, exploiting victims' fear of social and familial exposure.
Police investigations revealed over 50 incidents spanning 15 years. CCTV footage from December 24, 2024, was key evidence. Prior cases dating back to 2001 were found. The suspect was arrested but his current location is unknown. Relatives and victims provided statements. Legal proceedings are ongoing.
Uncertainty about the suspect's current whereabouts. Initial doubts about whether abuse extended to his own daughters. Some confusion about the suspect's mental state and intent, though repeated offenses suggest compulsive behavior.
The suspect befriended children under the guise of counseling, sexually abused them, and recorded the acts. After victims married, he blackmailed them to maintain relationships. A recent incident caught on CCTV led to police action. Relatives confronted the suspect, and police arrested him. Historical records and victim testimonies confirmed a long pattern of abuse.
High risk due to repeated sexual abuse, blackmail, and coercive control over vulnerable minors, with a long history of offending and attempts to evade detection.
Early intervention and community awareness are critical to prevent long-term abuse. Blackmail using recorded evidence is a powerful coercive tool. Victims may comply out of fear of social stigma. Persistent reporting and police involvement are essential to stop habitual offenders.
Repeated molestation incidents, public humiliation of the suspect, and victim complaints over many years were early signals.
CCTV footage, victim testimonies, prior police records, and relatives' reports helped connect the case.
Video and photographic evidence of abuse, CCTV footage, police FIRs, and witness statements were strongest.
Relatives and victims reported repeated abuse and blackmail. Police and community members described prior public humiliations and complaints. Witnesses noted suspect's suspicious behavior and presence near victims.
No follow-up reports on suspect's current status or trial outcomes are available yet.
Suspect's current location is unknown. Extent of abuse within his family remains unclear.