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SHO ‘rapes’ woman cop

A woman constable has filed a complaint against an SHO for allegedly raping her. She alleged that the SHO had made an obscene video of her and threatened to make it viral if she told anyone about the incident. A...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 10:28 AM Oct 02, 2024 IST

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A woman constable has filed a complaint against an SHO for allegedly raping her. She alleged that the SHO had made an obscene video of her and threatened to make it viral if she told anyone about the incident.

A case has been registered against the SHO and he is at large. The woman alleged that when she was posted at the Mullanpur Dakha police station, the SHO used to sexually harass her. She alleged that two days back, the SHO took her to a farmhouse in Mohali and raped her. Reportedly, the SHO has been suspected.

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