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Ellenabad professor booked for harassment

Principal accused of covering up incident
Our Correspondent
Sirsa, Updated At : 11:48 AM Oct 18, 2025 IST
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A female associate professor at Chaudhary Maniram Jhorar Government College at Mithhi Surera village, Ellenabad, has filed a police complaint accusing a fellow professor of sexual harassment and the principal of covering up the incident.

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An FIR has been registered at Ellenabad police station under multiple sections of the BNS. According to the complaint, the professor allegedly misbehaved with the woman during duty hours, while the principal is accused of protecting the accused, destroying evidence, and threatening witnesses.

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SHO Pragat Singh confirmed that a case was registered on Thursday and the investigation was underway.

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