An update on this story

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When I got out of the car, I couldn't even walk. I rang the doorbell and my mother opened the door.

She said: 'You look tired.' She thought I was with my husband."

The woman said she did not eat for a week after the attack and needed sleeping pills.

The attackers began talking about the assault in the community, she recalled, suggesting her husband would divorce her.

"They wanted to ruin my reputation. Slowly my husband started to know what had happened. Four months later, we started a case. My family heard about the case. My brother hit me and tried to kill me."

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