A Central Industrial Safety Power (CISF) jawan’s cellphone turned the centre of a heated confrontation inside a Delhi Metro coach after a lady alleged that he had photographed her.
The incident, which passed off at AIIMS Metro Station, later escalated right into a scuffle, with a video of the altercation going viral on social media.
In response to Metro Police sources, the incident occurred at round 12.40 am on Sunday, when passengers confronted the CISF jawan after a lady alleged that he had taken her pictures contained in the metro coach.
The girl questioned the jawan, who denied taking her photos. Nonetheless, a number of commuters joined the confrontation after pictures of the girl have been allegedly discovered within the cellphone’s gallery.
PASSENGERS ALLEGE PISTOL POINTED TOWARDS THEM
Passengers demanded that the pictures be deleted, and a video of the incident reveals commuters repeatedly asking the CISF jawan to take away the pictures.
Because the argument intensified, the CISF jawan allegedly tried to go away the coach. Passengers stopped him, resulting in a scuffle contained in the metro.
A number of passengers claimed that in the course of the confrontation, the CISF jawan took out his service pistol and pointed it in the direction of commuters earlier than stepping onto the platform.
Metro Police sources denied the allegation, stating that no such incident involving the weapon passed off.
The viral video has nonetheless raised issues over the altercation and the conduct of the CISF jawan.
CISF SUSPENDS, INITIATES DEPARTMENTAL INQUIRY
In response to CISF sources, the jawan has been positioned underneath suspension, and a departmental inquiry has been initiated into the incident.
Metro Police stated officers reached the spot after receiving a PCR name. Nonetheless, the girl didn’t file any formal criticism.
Police added that they knowledgeable CISF authorities in regards to the allegations made by the girl and different passengers, who accused the jawan of taking pictures with out her consent.
Additional motion will depend upon the result of the CISF inquiry and any criticism filed within the matter.
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With inputs from Arvind Ojha
