The 1992 Ajmer Sharif Dargah scandal involved the systematic rape and blackmail of over 100 school and college girls (aged 11-20), mostly Hindu, by a gang including Khadim (priests) Farooq Chishti and Nafis Chishty in Ajmer, Rajasthan. Perpetrators used nude photos for coercion, continuing the abuse for years.

Key Aspects of the 1992 Ajmer Scandal:

Perpetrators: The gang was led by members of the Ajmer Sharif Dargah's Khadim family, including Nafis Chishty and Farooq Chishti, who was also a Youth Congress leader.

Modus Operandi: Victims were lured to homes or bungalows, raped, and photographed naked to blackmail them into silence or force them to trap more girls.

Victims: Most of the victims were young Hindu women and schoolgirls, particularly from Savitri School and Sophia College, as highlighted in reports on the scandal.

Exposure: The incident was exposed in April 1992 by a local newspaper, Danik Navajyoti, which highlighted the scandal involving influential locals and priests.

Taharrush Gamea (Arabic: تحرش جماعي, taḥarrush jamāʿī) jamai means (game)