Insecure in UP: Woman cop alleges physical, mental harassment by police station in-charge in Bulandshahr

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October 1, 2020

Bulandshahr, Oct 1: A woman constable in Bulandshahr has accused a police station in-charge of harassing her physically and mentally.

The constable alleged that Gulaothi police station in-charge Sachin Malik touched her inappropriately and threatened to kill her if she complained to anybody.

The investigation of the case has been given to a committee which will submit its report within a week.

According to an application submitted by the constable to Senior Superintendent of Police Santosh Kumar Singh, she was posted at the Gulaothi police station from July, 2017 to July, 2020.

Sachin Malik was made the in-charge of the police station from February 20 this year.

A few days after his posting, Malik started harassing the constable physically and mentally, according to the complaint.

The constable alleged that Malik kept an eye on her private life, causing her mental agony.

The woman constable, through the application, requested the SSP to take departmental action against Malik.

SSP Santosh Kumar Singh said a committee will probe the case and submit its report within a week, after which further action will be taken.

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Uikey, an author who wrote a book on terrorism and was previously arrested in 2021, is now on the run after police traced the recent hoax emails to him, confirmed a senior police official. The investigation, led by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Shweta Khedkar, uncovered substantial evidence linking Uikey to the threatening emails.

These emails were sent to multiple government agencies, including the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), Railway Minister, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, airline offices, the Director General of Police (DGP), and the Railway Protection Force (RPF). On October 21, Uikey even emailed Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, leading to heightened security at railway stations.

On Monday, the Nagpur police intensified security around Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis's residence after Uikey’s email threatened a protest unless he could present his findings on a secret terror code he claimed to have deciphered. He also requested a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss his information on terror threats.

In the 13 days leading up to October 26, Indian carriers received over 300 hoax bomb threats, with about 50 flights— including those of IndiGo and Air India— targeted on October 22 alone, sources said.

A special team has been deployed to locate and arrest Uikey, and authorities remain confident that he will be apprehended soon.

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