On Sunday night, November 2, 2025, a 20-year-old female college student and her boyfriend were sitting inside a parked car near Coimbatore International Airport when three men approached them on a motorcycle. When the boyfriend refused to roll down the car window, the men attacked the vehicle with a sickle, smashed the glass, severely assaulted the boyfriend until he lost consciousness, and forcibly abducted the young woman. The attackers took her to a deserted forest area 1 km away and gang-raped her. After the boyfriend regained consciousness and alerted police, officers rescued the severely traumatized victim and rushed her to a hospital. Utilizing footage from over 300 CCTV cameras and tracking a stolen motorcycle, police located the suspects—Guna, Satish, and Karthik—near the Aman Temple. During the arrest, the suspects fired upon the police, injuring Head Constable Chandrashekhar, prompting police to shoot all three suspects in the legs before taking them into custody.
Country: India
State/Province: Tamil Nadu, India
City/Region: Coimbatore
Incident Type: Rape
Relationship Status: Dating
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Incident Date: Nov. 2, 2025
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Crime Tak - India · Original language: Hindi
Tamil Nadu: Airport के पास गैंगरेप के बाद लड़की को फेंका,नहीं मिला मदद!Boyfriend के कॉल से आई Police
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The incident is a violent street crime and sexual assault perpetrated by three opportunistic repeat offenders against a couple inside a parked vehicle. The perpetrators were total strangers to the victims, and the attack was not motivated by internal relationship dynamics between the victim and offenders.
The case does not appear to be primarily relationship-driven, as the offenders were unknown to the victim and her boyfriend. Police reviewed over 300 CCTV feeds and matched the chassis number of a stolen motorcycle recovered from the scene to identify the suspects. During a raid near the Aman Temple, the suspects attacked police officers, leading to an encounter in which all three suspects were shot in the legs and arrested. Head Constable Chandrashekhar sustained injuries during the shootout.
Initial investigative difficulty stemmed from the primary victim's severe medical state and psychological trauma, which left her temporarily unable to give a detailed statement, requiring law enforcement to rely heavily on technical CCTV trace analysis and the boyfriend's preliminary statement.
On November 2, 2025, after drinking at a construction site in Eugar, three men stole a motorcycle in Kori Pulayam and drove near the Coimbatore International Airport. Spotting a couple parked in a car, they demanded the windows be lowered, then smashed the glass with a sickle when ignored. They severely beat the boyfriend into unconsciousness, dragged the 20-year-old victim to a forest area 1 km away, and gang-raped her. When the boyfriend woke up, he alerted police, who located the victim, gathered CCTV evidence, and apprehended the suspects following an armed confrontation.
The case illustrates elevated situational risk in dark, deserted areas near major transport hubs where repeat offenders gather under the influence of alcohol. The offenders demonstrated high violent escalation, using heavy weapons and lethal threats against bystanders and police.
Rapid emergency notification by the surviving victim and comprehensive CCTV analysis across public transit routes were instrumental in identifying unknown, violent repeat offenders following an opportunistic crime.
The immediate phone call placed by the boyfriend upon regaining consciousness served as the critical early signal that enabled emergency responders to locate and rescue the victim.
Video recordings from more than 300 CCTV cameras and the chassis number of the stolen motorcycle abandoned near the location provided direct clues pointing to the three suspects.
Key evidence included CCTV footage, the stolen motorcycle, recovered beer cans at the crime scene, and the sickle weapon used to shatter the vehicle's window.
The boyfriend stated that three unknown men on a motorcycle approached their car, demanded they roll down the window, smashed the vehicle with a sickle when ignored, knocked him unconscious, and dragged his girlfriend away.
Follow-up reports clarified that the three suspects—Guna, Satish, and Karthik—were repeat offenders with past murder and theft cases who had been drinking while working daily wage construction jobs before committing the attack.
The victim's complete forensic statement and long-term medical recovery remain unfulfilled as she was admitted to the hospital in deep shock and trauma.