As the accused left after committing the incident, a thousand rupees was left on the dashboard

Anchor person Fareeha Idrees has claimed that the victim called and asked the police for a thousand liters of petrol. When the accused started committing the crime, they left a thousand rupees on the dashboard.

Speaking on a private TV News program, Fareeha Idrees said that when the victim contacted the police and asked for help, they were further asked to share their location. The woman sent the location to the police through WhatsApp.

Fareeha Idrees, who is in touch with the victim, said that the victim recorded the video on her mobile phone at 2:44 am, the accused had not come till then, the accused came at 2:47 am, police said. No one came for an hour and 40 minutes after calling.

According to the anchor person, the policemen who said that they were bringing petrol were not identified. The woman had asked for Rs 1,000 on the phone and the accused left Rs 1,000 on the dashboard of the vehicle after the incident.