New Delhi: Punjab Prime Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday secured a strict investigation into the harassment and harassment of IAS daughter in Chandigarh.
“There will be a strict investigation into why CCTV cameras were not working that particular day when the harassment and harassment incident occurred,” Singh said.
He further stated that the culprit would be punished regardless of who he is.
“It will take a strict action against the culprit even if it is the son of a minister of a state,” Singh said.
Singh fell heavily on a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) saying the victim should not have left at such an hour and said, “We are living in a modern world where women are dependent and have to work late in the night. ”
He further stated that this was clearly a case of abduction and has nothing to do with women who work or move late into the night.
On Tuesday, Congress stated that all research agencies are under the thumb of saffron.
The opposing accusation of bail Vikas Barala in the case, the high leader of Congress Kapil Sibal said that should not be considered as a danceable offense.
Congressman Kumari Selja gave a zero-hour warning in the Rajya Sabha about the stalking incident.
The Congress Party accused the BJP of putting pressure on the Chandigarh administration and hatching a conspiracy to protect Haryana BJP’s son.
Responding to similar views, Congressional leader Sharmistha Mukherjee questioned the BJP why there has not been a case of kidnapping and assault on women’s modesty.
On August 5, Vikas Barala, the son of the president of the Haryana unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Subhash Barala, was arrested for harassing and harassing the daughter of the IAS officer in Chandigarh. However, he was released on bail on the same day.
A case was registered by the Chandigarh Police against Vikas and other youth under Section 354 D (stalking) of the Indian Penal Code and Section 185 (Motor Vehicles Act) of the CRPC on the basis of a complaint lodged by Varnika.
