Special Correspondent
Daijiworld Media Network- Goa
Panaji, No 9: In a sad end to the entire German minor rape case, the mother today wrote to Calangute police seeking to withdraw her complaint as she was frustrated with the investigation.
The sensational rape case involving 14 year old minor german girl had Goa Education Minister Atanasio Monserratte's son, Rohit as the accuse. The mother had also complained against public works department minister's nephew Warren for sexually exploiting her daughter.
"The mother has written letter to Calangute police today stating that she intends to withdraw the complaint as she was frustrated with the investigation," her lawyer Aires Rodrigues confirmed.
He said that the mother was being targeted by police by initiating false inquiries of her properties and her activities in Goa.
The mother, however, refused to talk on the issue as she offered no comment when contacted by Daijiworld.com correspondent.
Rohit, a 21 year old MBA student, is in the police custody owing to the complaint of rape filed against him by German mother on October 2. The complaint which went unnoticed till October 10 was turned into FIR on October 14 following statement of the mother.
The girl was reluctant to give the statement or get herself medically examined in this case till November one when she broke her silence before the magistrate.
The girl apparently in her statement had claimed that Rohit raped her in his car. The medical examination conducted on her also confirmed that the girl had sexual intercourse.
The 21 year old Monserratte surrendered before police on November 4 and subsequently was arrested. He remains in police custody now as his bail application would be heard tomorrow by Goa Children's court.
The mother had also accused goa public works department minister's nephew Warren of sexually exploiting her daughter. But during the investigation Warren's involvement was not mentioned.
Today's development attains significance as Rohit's bail would be taken up tomorrow before Goa Children's court.
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