Thane Run-Over Case: Victim Claims Police Forced Her To 'Sign Something', Urges PM Modi For Justice

Priya Singh, the victim, said that on Saturday night, officers coerced her to sign something, but she refused.

Priya Singh.

Source : Instagram/Priya Singh

Priya Singh, the victim, requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "justice" after her boyfriend, a top bureaucrat's son, reportedly tried to run her over with his car in Thane city, news agency ANI reported. She further said that on Saturday night, officers coerced her to sign something, but she refused.

"Last night some policemen came. They were trying to force me to sign something. I refused. Because I did not have a lawyer. Neither did anyone from my family. They were forcing me, saying that whatever will happen tomorrow, sign now. When I did not sign, they got angry and went away," Priya Singh was quoted by ANI in its report. 

"I have great faith in the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister. I just want justice," she said.

The incident occurred early Monday morning near a hotel in Thane, and police have charged the accused, Ashwajit Gaikwad. She also stated that she had been in a relationship with her lover for almost four and a half years.

"I had a four-and-a-half-year relationship with my boyfriend. We were completely in love with each other. I did not know earlier that he was married. Later, when I came to know he told me that they (his wife and him) were not together anymore, they had separated. He said that he wanted to marry me. I was staying with him for a long time. When I went to meet him that night, he was with his wife. I was in shock when I went to talk to him, he got aggressive. We had a fight," she claimed.

"Three bones in my right leg are broken, it has been operated on. From my left shoulder to my hips I've deep injuries...I cannot move my body. Four days ago I went to file an FIR, the day all this happened. But no action was taken. Today, when I posted on the social media, the police have supported me today," Victim said.