Woman found unconscious in Pathankot Express in Bhopal was a Bangladeshi from Mumbai

The 20-year-old woman who was found in the Pathankot Express when it arrived in Bhopal was a Bangladeshi woman who had been brought to Mumbai 5-years back and forced into the flesh trade. She was gang raped by some persons at Kalyan station and dumped in the Pathankot Express.
This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 19 May 2015.

It seems someone had brought her to Mumbai five years back and was allegedly pushed into flesh trade. She hailed from Abhaynagar in Bangladesh and the pe4rson who had brought her had sold her to another person. The woman lived with this man in a slum colony near Kalyan railway station.
On 10 May, she was beaten up and gangraped by some persons near Kalyan railway station and, after committing the heinous crime, the accused dumped her into the train. She was unconscious and some passengers informed the railway police at Bhopal who took her to a hospital. Later, on 13 May, she narrated her ordeal to the police who have booked seven persons in this regard.
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