Delhi police register FIR after North-East women allege assault outside club

 

Delhi Police registered a First Information Report (FIR) on Monday following allegations from two women from the North-East region that they were molested, assaulted, catcalled, and physically attacked by a group of men outside a club in the Nehru Place area of ​​the national capital.

The FIR, filed at Kalka Ji police station, states the incident occurred around 6:30 am on May 10 outside a club in Nehru Place. The complainants reported that while having tea outside the club, two boys began catcalling them. This was soon followed by more individuals joining in, provoking a fight and physically assaulting the women.

According to the FIR, one of the women was molested and had her clothes torn during the incident. The complaint also alleges the accused used racist slurs and inappropriate language, and that one woman was attacked with a bamboo stick while attempting to escape.

The women further stated that their paths were blocked by the accused, who threatened them with consequences if they disclosed details of the incident. Police received a PCR call regarding the case at PS Kalkaji and registered charges under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita concerning assault, molestation, wrongful restraint, criminal intimidation, and acts endangering life.

The complainants indicated they could identify the accused if presented before them. Investigation into the matter is ongoing.

In a separate incident on May 8, police reported that a three-year-old girl was allegedly sexually assaulted during school hours by an unidentified male staff member. The victim’s mother had lodged a complaint on May 1 at Janakpuri Police Station, accusing the male staff member of sexual assault.

A case was registered under applicable sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses (POCSO) Act. The accused was arrested after identification by the child victim and sent to judicial custody but was granted bail on May 7 by the Additional Sessions Judge Court in Dwarka, despite strong opposition from the prosecution. Further action will be taken after the court order is received and examined. The investigation into this case continues, with further details awaited.

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