The accused takes tuitions along with his wife in Kalwa area of the city. He was arrested last night after the survivor filed a complaint, senior inspector M M Bhagwan of the Kalwa police station.
The survivor had gone to the classes to fetch her six- year-old niece, who studies there, on Saturday afternoon.
At the classes, the 38-year-old accused pulled her in the house and took her to the kitchen, where he allegedly raped her, the police officer said.
The survivor later approached the police and narrated her ordeal.
Police booked the man on charges of rape and arrested him, he said.
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