Bhopal: Another Rape Case Against DJ Yaseen; Raped On The Pretext Of Marriage

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Another woman has approached police with complaint of sexual exploitation and assault against DJ Yaseen. The case was registered at MP Nagar police station late Thursday night. The victim alleged that Yaseen promised to marry her.

The 29-year-old victim who hails from Mandala works in a private firm. In her complaint, she claimed meeting Yaseen at a club for the first time in September 2024 where he befriended her.

Yaseen spent on her lavishly and one day took her to a well-known hotel in the city where he raped her. Yaseen then promised the victim to marry her.

On the same pretext, he sexually exploited her multiple times at different locations. The victim alleged that Yaseen later refused marrying her and tried distancing himself from her.

The victim was assaulted by Yaseen when she pressurised him for marriage. The victim was scared and did not approach police at that time. However, she mustered courage after Yaseen’s arrest in the drug case and approached police.

Police officials said that video of Yaseen assaulting the victim was found in his mobile phone.

Earlier, a young woman had registered a case of molestation and threat against Yaseen at Nishatpura while two similar cases were lodged at woman police station.

Yaseen’s chain marketing web busted

Police have busted a drug syndicate led by DJ Yaseen, who used a chain marketing-style strategy to lure young women into the MD drug trade.

Investigators revealed that Yaseen’s gang preyed on women in clubs, pubs and hookah lounges. Members of the gang posed as managers of fake companies and conducted sham interviews, offering high-paying jobs and promises of a lavish lifestyle.

Female members already in the network offered free MD drugs to newcomers, slowly addicting them. Once hooked, the women were forced to buy drugs. Later, they were told they could only continue receiving drugs for free if they brought in more girls or youths willing to sell the substances.

Several women connected to the racket were found living in shared rented apartments, used as operational bases to store and distribute drugs.

Police are now trying to track the full extent of the network and identify suppliers. The syndicate reportedly sourced MD drugs from people in Rajasthan, who operated under fake identities and avoided giving exact locations. This secrecy has made it difficult to trace them.

Two more key figures — an alleged doctor, Rahim Malik, and gym owner Mohsin Khan — are absconding. Additional DCP (Crime) Shailendra Singh Chauhan said their arrest could lead to more names and help dismantle the wider network.