B Gurappa Naidu, senior Karnataka Congress leader and state General Secretary was accused of molestation by a teacher of a school where he is a chairman. An FIR against him was registered on November 26.
The alleged incident took place between 11 am and 1.20 pm on Tuesday on board the Air India flight, as per the FIR.
Karnataka news: Munirathna is currently in the custody of Bengaluru police for allegedly threatening a contractor. The Special Court of People's Representatives will hear his bail plea in this regard on September 19.
Apart from the imprisonment, the accused has also been fined Rs 5,000 for molesting a 5-year-old girl in three different incidents.
The charges against the accused cop were found to be true after an investigation following which a departmental action was recommended. The probe was conducted by a three-member team.
Karnataka crime news: The Block Education Officer had submitted a report in this regard. The Deputy Director of Public Instruction Parameshwarappa had issued the order of suspension of the concerned teachers.
Speaking in his defence, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh made the submissions before Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Harjeet Singh Jaspal through his lawyer.
A Delhi court summoned Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in a case of alleged sexual harassment of women wrestlers and said there was sufficient evidence to proceed against him.
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In her complaint, the female assistant professor informed the police that Dhirender Kaushik, Dean of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Gurugram University, has been continuously sexually harassing her for the past four months.
According to Malik, three junior women wrestlers in that national camp told him that they were asked to meet Brij Bhushan Singh at night and how they faced pressure for the same.
Addressing a presser, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh, "One of the fundamental rules of parliamentary democracy is that the Opposition must have its say, the government will have its way. We are not even allowed to have our say."
The body of a 12-year-old girl was found hanging from a tree after she was allegedly raped in a village in Uttar Pradesh's Amethi
14-year-old students of top-ranked IB school in Mumbai allegedly made violent and sexually explicit comments on their female classmates on WhatsApp. The chat includes words like ‘rape’ and ‘gang bang’ in a conversation about their female classmates or lines like, "I'll destroy that little b***h," "Didn't rape."
The woman, a content creator cum a law student, shared her ordeal on Instagram four days ago.
The authorities, on Saturday, tied up with an IT company, Interra Information Technologies, to come up with a software and a website that will allow the victims to file their complaints online. This will also motivate women, who report such cases with fear of embarrassment.
A bench headed by Justice Arun Mishra said "people with money power are trying to run the registry of the top court...this is a really serious matter...people can be killed or maligned if truth is brought forth..."
When contacted, Justice Bobde, who is next to the CJI in seniority, confirmed the development.
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