Man pours sanitiser on live-in partner’s private parts, tries to set fire in Gurugram
The woman is originally from Tripura and is pursuing B.Sc. in biotechnology while the accused is from Delhi's Narela.
A 19-year-old student was allegedly beaten up, her head smashed against a wall, and her private parts were attempted to be set on fire after pouring sanitiser by her live-in partner in a gruesome case of assault. The entire alleged crime unfolded in a flat in Gurugram under Badshahpur police station area where the woman, originally from Tripura, and the man, from Delhi’s Narela, lived together.

The woman is currently undergoing treatment in Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital and an FIR was filed against the accused, identified as Shivam, in Gurugram under sections 115, 118(1), 118(2), 127(2), 69 and 351(2) of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita on Thursday night, February 19.
The accused allegedly attempted to set the woman’s private parts on fire after pouring sanitiser and even shot a video during the gruesome act, reported news agency ANI.
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Met online before repeated assault began
The woman, who is originally from Tripura and is pursuing B.Sc. in biotechnology, was living in a PG accommodation in Gurugram’s Sector 69 when got in touch with the accused, who is from Delhi, through an app in September last year before they both started meeting, according to the FIR.
After that, the accused allegedly had physical relations with the woman under the pretext of marriage before they both started living together in Gurugram and her ordeal began. The man allegedly physically assaulted her over suspicions, according to the FIR.
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Head smashed against wall, private parts set on fire
Earlier this week on Monday, February 16, the woman faced an assault so brutal at the hands of her boyfriend which left her not just hospitalized but so injured that she was declared unfit to give a statement.
Detailing her ordeal, the woman shared in her statement that on Monday, she was brutally beaten up by the accused who allegedly attacked her head with a steel bottle and also smashed her head against a wall, the ANI report said.
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The man also hit her head with an earthen pot before allegedly attempting to set her private parts on fire after he poured sanitiser on them.
The gruesome crime did not end there. The man allegedly attacked her legs with a knife as well before threatening to thrash her so harshly that she would not be able to walk or become a mother, the woman alleged, adding that he also recorded explicit videos of her.
It was only after two days on February 18 that the woman managed to dial up her mother using the accused’s phone and told her what had happened. She talked to her mother in a local language so the accused could not understand what she was saying, following which, the mother alerted the police and the woman was taken to a hospital.
First taken to Gurugram’s Sector-10 government hospital, the woman was declared unfit to issue a statement following which, she was referred to Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital where doctors deemed to fit to give police her testimony.
(With inputs from ANI)
ABOUT THE AUTHORNikita SharmaNikita Sharma is a Senior Content Producer with Hindustan Times. She is a Delhi-based digital journalist with five years of experience writing and editing news stories across beats including crime, politics, tech, trends and much more, both national and international. At Hindustan Times, she is part of the news team and focuses on breaking news, keeping a track of what is happening where, and chasing ever-developing news stories. She has a penchant for covering crime, geopolitics, and Indian politics with a keen eye for stories often overlooked in the daily news cycle. At Hindustan Times, she has extensively covered several key events including the US Presidential elections, Air India plane crash, Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor, US’ tariff war, and others. As a Delhi aficionado, she particularly enjoys roaming and writing about the national capital — its heritage, food, art and culture, and the many problems that come with it — the pollution, waterlogging, traffic, and more. Nikita did her Bachelor in Journalism and Mass Communication from GGSIPU and started working as a digital journalist in 2021. During her first stint, she covered hyperlocal news at a Delhi-based newsroom, writing and editing stories on builder-buyer conflicts, civic issues such as potholes, waterlogging, lack of facilities at hospitals in Delhi, crippling of the city during peak monsoon season. She also wrote features covering Delhi’s art exhibitions, heritage walks, artist profiles, museums, classical Hindustani music concerts and dance shows. She entered mainstream news in 2023 and has previously worked at NDTV.Read More

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