Government Cites Policewoman Harassment Case in Supreme Court Hearing

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During a Supreme Court hearing, the Central government referenced a case involving the sexual harassment of a policewoman. This occurred shortly after three women journalists publicly alleged harassment by police personnel. The government's submission was made before the Chief Justice of India-led bench. The context connects to broader concerns about harassment allegations against law enforcement.

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