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Sexual harassment: Women panel seeks report in pastor case

Taking a serious note of the allegations of sexual harassment levelled by a former woman disciple against Pastor Bajinder Singh, the Punjab State Women’s Commission has sought a status report on the issue from the Kapurthala SSP in two days....

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Kapurthala, Updated At : 04:22 PM Mar 05, 2025 IST

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Taking a serious note of the allegations of sexual harassment levelled by a former woman disciple against Pastor Bajinder Singh, the Punjab State Women’s Commission has sought a status report on the issue from the Kapurthala SSP in two days.

Chairperson Raj Lalli Gill has taken a suo motu notice of the matter and via a communique asked SSP Kapurthala Gaurav Toora to investigate the matter with immediate effect and sent a report to her through email by March 6. The panel chairperson has also directed the SSP to ensure the woman’s security.

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