Tarn Taran Police register FIR 10 days after woman ‘molested’

Tarn Taran, October 1 A woman from Dhunn village, belonging to the Backward Class, was allegedly stripped by a resident of her village in the border area falling under the Khalra police station. While the victim along with her family...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:56 AM Oct 02, 2021 IST

Tarn Taran, October 1

A woman from Dhunn village, belonging to the Backward Class, was allegedly stripped by a resident of her village in the border area falling under the Khalra police station. While the victim along with her family approached the police and other higher officials to get a case registered, an FIR was finally lodged 10 days later.

ASI Satman Singh, investigating the case, said some village elders had tried to resolve the matter, leading to the delay of 10 days in registration of a case. — OC

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