In Rajkot, Gujarat, an unnamed woman filed a police complaint against her business partner, Maulik Nathpara (also spelled Madhapara), alleging severe physical abuse, extortion, death threats, and blackmail. The pair connected in 2021 via an online job search app, where Nathpara falsely claimed to own a manufacturing business and persuaded her to enter a packaging products venture funded by a ₹60 lakh bank loan. By 2023, after setting up an office at 'The Spire-2' near Shital Park, business losses mounted due to Nathpara's negligence. When questioned about accounts and loan repayments, Nathpara turned violent. CCTV footage released from the office cabin showed Nathpara choking the victim, pulling her hair, knocking her to the floor, sitting on her back, punching her, and beating her with a plastic pipe. He also reportedly assaulted her in front of her 4-year-old daughter. Nathpara deterred earlier police reports by weeping, provoking the victim to strike back, recording her reaction, and threatening counter-allegations of mental torture. After a phone argument over unpaid loan installments, the victim filed an FIR at University Police Station on December 9, 2025, leading to Nathpara's arrest.
Country: India
State/Province: Gujarat, India
City/Region: Rajkot
Incident Type: Non-Murder
Relationship Status: Colleague
Relationship Duration: Approximately 3 years
Incident Date: Dec. 9, 2025
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Approximately 3 years
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2025-12-09
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Crime Tak - India · Original language: Hindi
Office में Lady का गला घोंटा,बाल खींच Chair से गिराया,कमर पर बैठ जानवरों जैसा पीटा,महिला चीखती रही
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The conflict arose entirely out of a commercial partnership between business associates regarding financial misrepresentation, business losses, and unpaid bank loan installments. While the perpetrator engaged in coercive tactics, blackmail, and physical assaults, there is no reported romantic or familial dynamic involved. The pattern reflects workplace violence and financial extortion within a commercial partnership.
The case does not appear to be primarily relationship-driven; the dispute stems from a commercial packaging products business partnership and bank loan liability. CCTV footage captured the assault inside the office cabin. The victim filed an FIR at University Police Station in Rajkot on December 9, 2025. Maulik Nathpara was subsequently taken into police custody.
Police reporting was delayed for over a year because the offender manipulated the victim by begging for forgiveness and covertly recording her defensive reactions to threaten her with cross-complaints of blackmail and mental torture.
In 2021, the victim connected online with Maulik Nathpara, who falsely claimed to own a manufacturing business. They established a packaging trading business backed by a ₹60 lakh bank loan. After opening an office at 'The Spire-2' near Shital Park in 2023, Nathpara shirked responsibilities, incurring heavy losses. When the victim requested account updates and repayment contributions, Nathpara repeatedly assaulted her, as documented in office CCTV footage. Following a recent phone dispute over loan installments, the victim lodged an FIR on December 9, 2025, resulting in Nathpara's arrest.
The offender demonstrated severe physical violence, violent escalation, choking/strangulation behavior, death threats, emotional intimidation before a young child, and manipulative counter-threats. His actions indicate a high propensity for severe assault when confronted with accountability or financial pressure.
Severe commercial fraud and workplace aggression can manifest in abusive behaviors similar to domestic coercive control, including physical intimidation, blackmail, and weaponized counter-allegations to prevent reporting to law enforcement.
Misrepresentations regarding business infrastructure during initial partnership negotiations, followed by work avoidance, aggressive outbursts when asked for financial accounting, and sudden short-tempered reactions.
CCTV camera footage recorded inside the office cabin showing physical strangulation, hair pulling, beating with a plastic pipe, and threats made in front of the victim's child.
Office CCTV footage of the assault, banking records for the ₹60 lakh loan, written partnership agreement documents, and phone call records of abusive exchanges.
The victim publicly stated that Nathpara deceived her about owning a manufacturing plant, assaulted her 15 to 20 times over accounting disagreements, manipulated her into raising her hand to record blackmail material, and neglected ₹25 lakhs in remaining bank loans.
Initial public perception suggested a sudden workplace fight, but follow-up victim statements and police action revealed a multi-year pattern of financial misrepresentation, habitual assault, coercion, and blackmail.
The recovery of invested capital (₹50-60 lakhs) and settlement of the remaining ₹25 lakh outstanding bank loan remain unresolved civil/legal matters.