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Trainee IPS officer was ‘extremely possessive’ towards victim: Police

Hindustan Times1h agoAI sentiment: neutral
Trainee IPS officer was ‘extremely possessive’ towards victim: Police

Trainee IPS officer M Uday Krishna Reddy, currently in jail for allegedly sexually harassing a married woman trainee IPS officer at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA), was extremely possessive and emotionally manipulated her, the remand report submitted by the police in the court said

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