CHANDIGARH: The dream activity in a foreign country became a nightmare for a 22-year-old woman from Mehta Chowk village in Amritsar. For the last 12 months, she has been running from pillar to submit to get justice.
Tired of knocking the doors of the police, Baljit Kaur has now approached Punjab State Commission for Women to carry to justice the go back and forth agent who had despatched her to Singapore in February last year, and the native woman from her village whom she met at the overseas land, for allegedly trying to drive her into prostitution.
Kaur controlled to escape the clutches of her tormentors and achieve India in three days. But in India, apathy awaited her, as the police not best refused to arrest the accused, but they also brushed aside the case towards them. Kaur moved the high court docket to enchantment for their arrest, but she stated that the police are dodging hearings. It has been virtually a year and the accused are nonetheless at massive.
Chairperson of girls's commission, Manisha Gulati, stated, "This is our first overseas harassment case. Senior superintendent of police (SSP) refuse to arrest the accused." According to her, Kaur's case was once an eye-opener and now Gulati plans to investigate the 3,000-odd authorized go back and forth agents in the state.
According to Kaur, the go back and forth agent made her pay Rs 62,000 ahead of she went to Singapore. He had additionally informed her to pay the native girl $300, which she did, but she did not get the activity she was once promised, stated Kaur.
"I was harassed. My Class X certificate was taken. She took away my mobile in which I had saved the video and audio recordings in order to expose her. It is with the help of a stranger I could call my mother who arranged for my return ticket."
Station space officer Amandeep Singh stated, "A case was filed against the travel agent, but it was later dismissed when nothing was found against him. Now we will follow the direction of the high court." SSP Parampal Singh denied any wisdom of the case. He stated the lady could meet him on Friday to speak about her case.
Tired of knocking the doors of the police, Baljit Kaur has now approached Punjab State Commission for Women to carry to justice the go back and forth agent who had despatched her to Singapore in February last year, and the native woman from her village whom she met at the overseas land, for allegedly trying to drive her into prostitution.
Kaur controlled to escape the clutches of her tormentors and achieve India in three days. But in India, apathy awaited her, as the police not best refused to arrest the accused, but they also brushed aside the case towards them. Kaur moved the high court docket to enchantment for their arrest, but she stated that the police are dodging hearings. It has been virtually a year and the accused are nonetheless at massive.
Chairperson of girls's commission, Manisha Gulati, stated, "This is our first overseas harassment case. Senior superintendent of police (SSP) refuse to arrest the accused." According to her, Kaur's case was once an eye-opener and now Gulati plans to investigate the 3,000-odd authorized go back and forth agents in the state.
According to Kaur, the go back and forth agent made her pay Rs 62,000 ahead of she went to Singapore. He had additionally informed her to pay the native girl $300, which she did, but she did not get the activity she was once promised, stated Kaur.
"I was harassed. My Class X certificate was taken. She took away my mobile in which I had saved the video and audio recordings in order to expose her. It is with the help of a stranger I could call my mother who arranged for my return ticket."
Station space officer Amandeep Singh stated, "A case was filed against the travel agent, but it was later dismissed when nothing was found against him. Now we will follow the direction of the high court." SSP Parampal Singh denied any wisdom of the case. He stated the lady could meet him on Friday to speak about her case.
Amritsar girl alleges harassment in Singapore
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