Two cops booked for delayed action

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Dec 14, 2022 IST

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Ambala, December 13

The Ambala police have booked two women police personnel for not taking appropriate action in a sexual assault case under the POCSO (Protection of Child from Sexual Offences) Act.

The case has been registered against Sub-inspector Daya Rani and Head Constable Beant Kaur on the complaint of the SHO women police station, Sub-inspector Devender Kaur, at Baldev Nagar police station under Section 166-A of the IPC. Ambala SP Jashandeep Singh Randhawa said, “On February 26, a minor girl had submitted a complaint that Shubham had sexually assaulted her, but Daya Rani and Beant Kaur did not register a case (under Section 6 of the POCSO Act) on time. After the matter came to light, the issue was investigated by Devender Kaur and on the basis of her report, a case has been registered.”

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