Spanish Couple Vbloggers Assaulted And Raped In India

Spanish travel Vloggers left tramatized after they were assaulted, gang-raped in india during their global tour

According to The Publica, a couple from Spain who gained popularity by posting pictures of their motorcycle trips on social media disclosed that they had been the victims of a horrifying attack while traveling through India.

In a sad video, Vincente and Fernanda, better known to their fans as Vuelta Al Mundo En MOTO (Around the World By Motorbike), disclosed that they had been robbed, attacked, and that seven men had gang-raped Fernanda. The video was issued from a hospital in India.

Since setting out on their adventure from Barcelona five years ago, Vincente and Fernanda have visited more than sixty countries and have driven over one hundred and seventy thousand kilometers on their motorcycles. But on Friday, March 1, the couple posted two stories to Instagram disclosing that they had been attacked while visiting India, which turned their travels through South Asia into a terrifying adventure.

First released on March 1, the video features Fernanda and Vincente looking like they are about to cry, with plenty of redness and facial swelling. They disclosed to the Spanish media that they had been attacked following their visit to the popular tourist destination of the Dumka district in the Indian state of Jharkhand.

The couple had been traveling from Bhagalpur to Nepal, but they had taken a break and set up camp close to the Hansdiha market in Dumka. Seven young men stormed into the tent after dozing off and attacked them both.

“They beat us. They put a knife to my neck, and told me they were going to kiIl me,” Vincente says in one of the videos, his lower lip swollen and appearing to be stitched up. 

“Fernanda was raped. Seven of them. Seven men. Sons of bi**es....

“We are at the hospital, here in India. We are with police. They let us sleep here,” Fernanda says, her eyes red with tears. 

Vincente then explains that after reporting the rape, they had been brought to the Saraiyahat Community Health Centre so that Fernanda could have a rape kit done.

According to EuroNews, Vincente and Fernanda are receiving support from the Spanish embassy in India, which has reached out to the local authorities and dispatched staff to provide consultation and assistance in the area. Currently, police are holding three of the seven suspects in their custody.