Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Bone Marrow Mismatch Leads to Rape Investigation in Gujarat
A woman in Morbi said she borrowed money in 2020 to help treat her husband’s cancer.
She alleged that the lender sexually assaulted her repeatedly when she could not repay him.
Years later, doctors looked for a bone marrow donor for her husband.
Her son’s bone marrow did not match his.
The woman then reported the alleged assaults to police.
Police registered a case on September 9.
The accused, who is the husband of a BJP corporator, has not been found, according to police.
Investigators are collecting evidence, including possible DNA evidence.
A woman in Morbi alleged that a man repeatedly raped her in 2020 after she could not repay a Rs 1 lakh loan.
She said she borrowed the money for her husband’s cancer treatment.
The case came to light when her son’s bone marrow did not match her husband’s during transplant-related testing.
Police registered an FIR at Morbi’s A-division police station on September 9 and are searching for the accused.
Police said they are collecting scientific evidence, including DNA testing, and will take legal action after securing evidence.
- Who
- A woman filed the complaint against a man described by police as the husband of a BJP corporator of the Morbi Municipal Corporation.
- What
- She alleged that the accused repeatedly raped her in 2020 after she was unable to repay a Rs 1 lakh loan.
- When
- The alleged assaults occurred in 2020; police registered an FIR on September 9.
- Where
- Morbi, Gujarat, with the case registered at the city’s A-division police station.
- Why
- The woman said she borrowed the money for her husband’s cancer treatment and was allegedly exploited when she could not repay it.
- Alleged incident
- Repeated sexual assaults allegedly occurred in 2020.
- Loan amount
- Rs 1 lakh
- Purpose of loan
- The woman said it funded her husband’s treatment for a serious illness and cancer.
- Case registration
- An FIR was registered at Morbi’s A-division police station on September 9.
- Discovery
- The complaint emerged after the woman’s son’s bone marrow did not match her husband’s.
- Accused’s status
- Police said the accused remains at large and that a search is underway.
- Investigation
- Police are gathering scientific evidence, including a DNA test.