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    UP Police constable suspended for sodomizing boy for 20 days

    UP Police constable suspended for sodomizing boy for 20 days

    By Zainab Ahmed
    Oct 04, 2018
    11:36 am

    What's the story

    A Uttar Pradesh Police constable, posted with the UP100 emergency service in Hathras, has been suspended for allegedly sodomizing a teenage boy at a police outpost for 20 days.

    "A case has been registered at the Kotwali police station and medical report is awaited of the boy," said Hathras Superintendent of Police, Jai Prakash.

    The incidents took place between 9 September and 1 October.

    The case

    What happened actually?

    The boy, an orphan, met Constable Sanjesh Yadav at a roadside eatery when the 45-year-old cop, operating on PRV 1119, had gone there to eat.

    According to the boy's complaint, Yadav took him to Chamad Gate police station and asked him to cook food for him and later sodomized him.

    When he informed other cops, they asked him to lodge a complaint against Yadav.

    Details

    The boy finally spoke up when Yadav went on leave

    The victim finally mustered the courage to lodge a complaint against the constable when he went on a leave on October 2.

    The victim is now provided with police security, his statement has been recorded, and a medical examination has been conducted on him.

    Yadav has been booked under Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses Act, 2012 and SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.

    Information

    What's wrong with UP Police?

    After the killing of an Apple employee, Aligarh's alleged fake encounter case, and moral policing a Hindu girl over dating a Muslim boy, this incident comes as a big embarrassment for the UP Police. It'll be interesting to see how the cops justify this case.

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