The Army officer and his fiancée had approached Bharatpur police station to file a complaint about road rage. However, what followed was a harrowing experience for the couple.

Alleged brutal assault on an Indian Army Major and sexual assault of his fiancée by Odisha police personnel at Bharatpur station raises serious questions about Commissionerate Police's professionalism.

Police said the woman was arrested and released on bail for allegedly misbehaving with police and vandalising police station

An Army officer's fiancée, who was arrested last week on charges of assaulting police officers and later released on bail, has now alleged that she was sexually harassed, while her fiancé was unlawfully detained at a police station near Bhubaneshwar,

"When we reached the police station only a woman constable was there, in civil dress," and she refused to help us, the Army officer's fiancee told reporters. The woman further alleged that after the constable began verbally abusing her,

Bhubaneswar: Former Odisha chief minister and BJD president Naveen Patnaik on Friday demanded a judicial inquiry into the alleged sexual harassment of a woman in police custody.Patnaik, the

The woman friend of an Army officer, who was arrested in Bhubaneswar for allegedly misbehaving with the police, claimed that she was sexually harassed after being taken into custody. The woman, arrested by personnel of the Bharatpur Police Station on September 15,

SAMBALPUR: The Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) of VSSUT, Burla, on Thursday submitted a report on the complaint of sexual harassment lodged by a woman faculty member against her senior colleague. As per the 37-year-old complainant,

The victim lady, in an alleged assault on an army officer and his lady friend at a police station in Bhubaneswar, on Thursday, narrated the ordeal she was subjected to at the Bharatpur police station on September 15.

The couple were allegedly assaulted by police personnel at the station when they had gone to lodge a complaint against some youths in a road rage incident

Meanwhile, the National Commission for Women (NCW) has taken suo motu cognizance of the incident and demanded an action report from the Director General of Police (DGP) within three days.