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Mother Seeks Action Against Cop Over Alleged Harassment Of Minor In Bhopal

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A woman has approached the police commissioner seeking action against a sub-inspector, alleging that her 17-year-old son was subjected to inhuman treatment at the TT Nagar police station. In her complaint, the woman claimed that she had herself sent her son to the police station on June 19 after learning about allegations of theft. She alleged that during his stay at the…

Mother Seeks Action Against Cop Over Alleged Harassment Of Minor In Bhopal

In Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, a mother has petitioned the police commissioner to take action against a sub-inspector for allegedly mistreating her 17-year-old son at the TT Nagar police station. The mother claims that on June 19, after learning of her son's alleged theft, she brought him to the police station. According to her, sub-inspector Sikarwar shaved her son's head and made him lick his shoes during his time at the station.

Her son confirmed the incident when he was brought before the Juvenile Justice Board for a hearing. Despite her cooperation with the police, the mother insists that the sub-inspector should also face consequences for his actions. She argues that her son has already been punished, but the sub-inspector must also be held accountable for humiliating and harassing her minor child.

However, the TT Nagar police deny the allegations of harassment and assault. Police spokesperson Gaurav Dohar states that the minor had eight criminal cases registered against him and had provided information leading to the recovery of several stolen motorcycles. The sub-inspector has reportedly sent the juvenile to a juvenile observation facility in Indore for a three-month detention in connection with the cases.

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