NEW DELHI: BSP MP Dhananjay Singh has been chargesheeted by Delhi Police in a court for allegedly repeatedly raping a 42-year-old railway employee for nearly four years.

The complaint was filed against Singh by the woman after the MP from Uttar Pradesh's Jaunpur constituency and his wife Jagriti, a dental surgeon at a government hospital, were arrested in November last year in connection with their maid's murder case, in which the chargesheet will be filed on Saturday.

Singh has been chargesheeted under various penal provisions of the IPC, including 376 (rape), 377 (unnatural offence), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 506 (criminal intimidation).

In its chargesheet filed before Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sonu Agnihotri, the police alleged that Singh had repeatedly raped the woman between July 2005 to March 2009.

Referring to the complaint filed by the woman, the police alleged that the victim was raped several times by Singh at gunpoint and was threatened with dire consequences if she reported the matter.

It said that the husband of the woman was a businessman and was known to Singh and through him, she had first met the accused in February 2005.

In its chargesheet, the police have arrayed 13 persons, including three doctors, as prosecution witnesses and has also filed the statement given by the victim before a magistrate under section 164 of the CrPC.

Singh was arrested by the police in connection with the case on November 21 last year and he is presently in judicial custody.

Meanwhile, Delhi Police today informed another court here that it would on Saturday file its chargesheet in a separate case related to the murder of their maid.

Singh and his wife were produced before the court on Friday and the magistrate extended their judicial custody in the case till Saturday.