| Farooq Chishti, a former Indian politician and Khadim of Ajmer Sharif Dargah, was found guilty in the Ajmer Rape & Blackmail Case in the early 1990s. |
| Upon completing his education, Farooq Chishti entered local politics and eventually became the President of the Indian Youth Congress in Ajmer. |
| A young girl named Gita, a Class 12 student at Savitri School in Ajmer, joined the Congress party in 1990 after meeting an acquaintance named Ajay, who introduced her to Nafis and Farooq Chishti to help her advance her goals. |
| Gita mentioned her need for a gas connection during conversations, leading Ajay to introduce her to Nafis and Farooq Chishti, who promised to assist her. They held meetings with her, gave her forms to fill out, and requested a passport-sized photograph. |
| Nafis and Farooq Chishti deceived Gita by offering her a ride, taking her to a farmhouse against her will where Nafis raped her and took nude photos. They threatened her and later engaged in assault to keep her silent. |
| They manipulated Gita to introduce them to other girls as her 'brothers,' gaining trust. These girls were then invited to gatherings at the farmhouse or Farooq's bungalow, where assaults occurred. |
| During these gatherings, many women were sexually assaulted by one or more attackers, who photographed the assaults to control and silence the survivors through shame and blackmail. |
| Reportedly, the gang exploited over 250 schoolgirls and college girls through these manipulative and criminal activities. |
