Why no action taken? Woman constable allegedly harassed by ASP asks Madhya Pradesh CM

A woman constable who accused an Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) of harassing her met Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and asked him why no action had been taken against the cop.

"I met Madhya Pradesh CM and asked him why no action had been taken. The Chief Minister assured action against the culprits," ANI reported quoting the victim.

She further said that the CM advised her to go on a three to four-month leave as her mental status was disturbed due to the incident. An FIR has also been lodged against the accused.However, the woman constable has also alleged that the investigation was not taken seriously and has complained to the CM.

Narrating her ordeal, the victim said that she wanted the ASP suspended but ''he is still sitting in the office."

She also said the people are blaming her and looking at her as if she has "done something wrong".

The woman constable working in Bhopal alleged that she was sexually harassed by ASP Rajendra Verma and hence, reached the Chief Minister`s house to talk about the negligence in her case.