Bulldozer arrives at home of Madhya Pradesh man who assaulted woman and put Fevikwik in her mouth.

Ayan Pathan, the accused, had allegedly lured a woman into a relationship with the intention of coercing her into transferring her mother’s property to him, according to the police. When she refused, it is claimed that he physically assaulted her and sexually exploited her. One week prior to recent events, he purportedly assaulted her severely, leading to her screaming.

To silence her, he reportedly forced chilli powder into her mouth and applied instant glue Fevikwik on her lips. Local officials arrived at his residence with a bulldozer and posted a demolition notice. The woman, following the assault, was initially taken to a Gwalior hospital and later referred to Delhi.

Her face was visibly bruised and swollen, with her eyes nearly closed due to the inflammation. After his arrest, the police took Ayan Pathan back to the crime scene and recovered a belt, Fevikwik, and a plastic pipe that were allegedly used during the attack. Ayan Pathan and his brother work as laborers, and the police also asserted that Ayan Pathan was involved in drug use.

A neighbor informed reporters that he was known for his confrontational behavior within the community. Additionally, the police are reported to have gathered further evidence and filed a case, including for rape. The practice of demolishing illegally constructed dwellings of individuals involved in crimes against women gained popularity in Uttar Pradesh, where the state government, under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, implemented it as a means of deterring potential criminals.