Saudi Diplomat Nepali Women Rape

It has been over two months since two women, aged 50 and 30, were rescued from a life of alleged sexual exploitation at a Saudi Arabian diplomat's house and sent home to their village in Nepal. But, they now live in a hostel near Kathmandu, unable to return to their village homes and with little hope for justice.

The wife and daughter of the Saudi diplomat allegedly abused the Gurgaon Police officials when they went to rescue the two Nepalese women, who alleged rape by the diplomat, police said in a report to Ministry of External Affairs.

Saudi Arabia has still not responded to India's request to interrogate one of its diplomats, accused of raping two Nepali women who worked for him.

Gurgaon police chief Navdeep Singh Virk, who went on leave for five days amid an ongoing probe into the alleged rape of two Nepali women by a Saudi diplomat and his friends, rejoined duty on the third day due to the importance of the case.

When police personnel went to the home of a Saudi diplomat in one of Gurgaon's poshest addresses, after receiving a complaint that two Nepali women were being held there against their will, they were left shocked and embarrassed.

"We were treated like animals," says one of the two women rescued from the apartment of a Saudi Arabian diplomat on Monday night. For four months, they had suffered gang-rapes, unspeakable torture and enslavement.

Months ago, two women from Nepal had left their homes, flattened by the powerful earthquake, in search of better life outside. Little did they know the journey would take them through captivity, sexual assault, torture and starvation -- from Jeddah to Millennium City.

It has been over two months since two women, aged 50 and 30, were rescued from a life of alleged sexual exploitation at a Saudi Arabian diplomat's house and sent home to their village in Nepal. But, they now live in a hostel near Kathmandu, unable to return to their village homes and with little hope for justice.

The wife and daughter of the Saudi diplomat allegedly abused the Gurgaon Police officials when they went to rescue the two Nepalese women, who alleged rape by the diplomat, police said in a report to Ministry of External Affairs.

Saudi Arabia has still not responded to India's request to interrogate one of its diplomats, accused of raping two Nepali women who worked for him.

Gurgaon police chief Navdeep Singh Virk, who went on leave for five days amid an ongoing probe into the alleged rape of two Nepali women by a Saudi diplomat and his friends, rejoined duty on the third day due to the importance of the case.

When police personnel went to the home of a Saudi diplomat in one of Gurgaon's poshest addresses, after receiving a complaint that two Nepali women were being held there against their will, they were left shocked and embarrassed.

"We were treated like animals," says one of the two women rescued from the apartment of a Saudi Arabian diplomat on Monday night. For four months, they had suffered gang-rapes, unspeakable torture and enslavement.

Months ago, two women from Nepal had left their homes, flattened by the powerful earthquake, in search of better life outside. Little did they know the journey would take them through captivity, sexual assault, torture and starvation -- from Jeddah to Millennium City.