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CM Mohan Majhi's order, judicial inquiry will be done in the case of sexual harassment of a woman in the police station – Top News Bulletin


There is an uproar over the alleged harassment of a military officer and sexual assault of his fiancée at a police station in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Now the state CM Mohan Charan Majhi has ordered a judicial inquiry into the entire incident. CM Majhi has said that the state government is committed to take strict action against all persons or officials found guilty in this incident.

The report will come in 60 days

According to the order issued by the office of the Chief Minister of Odisha, the judicial inquiry of the entire incident will be headed by Justice Chittaranjan Das and the report will be submitted within 60 days. Along with this, the government has also requested the Odisha High Court to monitor the investigation being conducted by the Crime Branch of Odisha Police.

Call for Bhubaneswar bandh on 24 September

Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi has stressed on the law and order situation in the state and said that his government respects the Indian Army. The government is concerned about the dignity, safety and rights of women. Let us tell you that in this case, former CM Naveen Patnaik had demanded a Special Investigation Team (SIT) investigation under the supervision of the court and a judicial inquiry. On the other hand, the opposition party has called for a Bhubaneswar bandh on September 24.

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What is the whole incident?

Let us tell you that this incident happened on 15th September. The army officer posted in West Bengal and his fiancée had reached Bharatpur police station in Bhubaneswar to lodge a complaint of road rage. However, both of them got into an argument with the policemen at the police station. Later, the army officer and his fiancée accused them of misbehaving at the police station. (input language)

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