A woman who has accused Rameez Uddin Nayak, a former resident doctor at Lucknow’s King George’s Medical University (KGMU), of sexual exploitation and pressuring her to convert to Islam, has claimed that he repeatedly forced her to have sex over several years and coerced her into an abortion after she became pregnant in 2016.Nayak is currently on the run and police have intensified efforts to arrest him.In a statement to the police accessed by Aaj Tak, India Today's sister channel, she has also accused Nayak and his family of using marriage promises, private photographs and videos, and threats to control and intimidate her.The statement details allegations spanning from 2012 to 2025. According to the woman, she first came in contact with Nayak in 2012, when they were studying MBBS.In December 2012, he allegedly invited her to his flat in Agra on the pretext of dance practice and gave her a drugged drink.
She claimed she fell ill after consuming it and that Nayak kissed her. He later apologised for his conduct in a message, she alleged.The woman said Nayak subsequently proposed to her and promised marriage.
A few days later, he again called her to his flat and pressured her into having sex. She suspects that private photographs and videos were recorded during this period.She further claimed that after sexual encounters, Nayak would put condoms and a bottle of alcohol in her bag.
When her father found out and objected, she said she had already been influenced by Nayak and his friends.They allegedly criticised Hinduism while praising Islam, gradually turning her away from her parents and family.FORCED SEX, THREATS, ABORTIONThe woman alleged that Nayak sexually exploited her at multiple locations between 2012 and 2025, repeatedly using promises of marriage to silence her.She also claimed that he showed her private photographs and videos to his friends.According to her statement, she became pregnant in 2016. When she raised the issue of marriage, Nayak refused and pressured her to terminate the pregnancy.She said she was taken to a clinic in Agra, where she was examined and given medication.
On the third day of taking the medicines, she experienced severe pain.The woman also alleged that Nayak had relationships with other women. She said she confronted him after learning about his alleged involvement with other women, including one woman and a young woman identified as Nepal in her statement.She claimed that she distanced herself from Nayak between 2017 and 2019.However, when her father began looking for a suitor in 2019, Nayak allegedly disrupted five to seven prospective relationships by showing her private photographs and videos.ALLEGATIONS AGAINST NAYAK'S FAMILYThe woman alleged that Nayak's mother, Khatija, contacted her in 2013-14 and invited her to a hotel.During the meeting, Khatija described herself as modern and told her that she could dress as she pleased and live life on her own terms.She further claimed that Khatija would ask her to call Nayak at around 1 am.
If she missed a call, he abused and assaulted her.In 2014, during a college festival at AIIMS Delhi, Nayak booked a room for her. The woman claimed that she was given a drug mixed with food or cigarettes, leaving her semi-conscious, after which he forcibly had sex with her.The woman said she moved to Lucknow in 2023 at Nayak's insistence.
In October that year, Khatija and his father Salimuddin, allegedly suggested that the two live in the same flat, following which she began staying with him.She alleged that Nayak continued to have sexual relations with her against her will in Lucknow. When she complained to his parents, they allegedly told her that women had to endure such treatment.She also accused Nayak's parents of making her cook, clean the house and toilets, and abusing and beating her when she objected.The woman claimed that in 2024 she discovered Nayak was involved with several other women studying at KGMU.When she confronted him, he allegedly pushed her to the ground, dragged her and banged her head against a wall, causing her to lose consciousness.She placed the incident around June-July 2025.CONVERSION PRESSUREThe woman claimed that about a week before Holi in 2024, Nayak's parents began pressuring her to convert to Islam.
They allegedly told her that a Hindu-Muslim marriage was not possible and that she would be accepted into the family only if she changed her religion.She further claimed that in January 2025, Nayak's parents again pressured her to convert and marry him. When she refused, they allegedly showed private videos to her parents and threatened to defame her to force her into marriage and conversion.The woman also accused his parents of repeatedly calling and threatening her, warning that they would make her life difficult if she did not marry Nayak and convert to Islam.According to her statement, in February, she was taken with her parents to a wedding where a Qazi was present in a room.
She alleged that she and her father were locked inside a small room, while the Qazi was kept on a cot.- Ends