- By Shibra Arshad
- Sun, 18 Jan 2026 11:20 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
In a case of extreme brutality and humiliation, a man from MP was brutally beaten and forced to drink urine in Rajasthan’s Alwar district after his lover’s family caught him.
Sonu, an 18-year-old resident of Bhopal's Kolar, was allegedly kidnapped, held captive for three days and subjected to horrific torture. The man was mercilessly beaten by several men and, in an act of humiliation and degradation, forced to drink urine from a bear bottle over a love affair.
The video of the assault, which has now gone viral, sent shockwaves through people across Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
Police sources reveal that Sonu was in a romantic relationship with a woman from Puloro village in Rajasthan's Jhalawar district. Around 15 days ago, the woman reportedly left her home and travelled to Bhopal, where she began staying with Sonu. Following intervention by her family, she later returned to Rajasthan.
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How Sonu Was Called To Rajasthan
Soon, Sonu received a call from the woman asking him to come to Rajasthan to meet her, so he travelled to Puloro village. After he reached there, he realised that he was ambushed.
According to police, Sonu was subjected to severe assault, kicked, punched, and repeatedly threatened. In a shocking act to humiliating him, the accused forced him to drink urine while recording the ordeal.
Video Of Torture Sent To Victim’s Family
The distressing video was later sent to Sonu's family in Bhopal, triggering panic. His family rushed to the Kolar police station to seek urgent help. The Kolar police have confirmed that the incident occurred in Rajasthan.
"A special police team has been dispatched. We are in constant coordination with the Rajasthan Police. The victim's statement is being recorded, and the video is being verified. Strict legal action will follow," said inspector Sanjay Soni.
As per the police, cases will be filed under multiple sections related to kidnapping, unlawful confinement, assault, criminal intimidation, and other inhumane acts. Currently, an investigation to identify the accused is underway.