Arjuna Awardee CRPF officer accused of sexual harassment, Govt initiates dismissal process
Brij Bhushan's plea for further probe in harassment case rejected, verdict on... The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has accepted the recommendation of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to dismiss Deputy Inspector General Khajan Singh. The CRPF headquarters accepted the probe report prepared by the internal committee and forwarded it to the UPSC and the MHA for taking appropriate disciplinary action. The UPSC and the MHA have hence issued orders for dismissal against the DIG.
'Can I use your washroom?': Delivery boy 'sexually harasses' Bengaluru techie The officer is facing at least two such charges and the notice for dismissal has been issued in one case. The other case too is in progress, PTI reported. Singh won a silver medal at the 1986 Seoul Asian Games in the 200m butterfly event which was India's first medal in swimming at the event since 1951.
Squid Game actor O Yeong-su convicted of sexual harassment Earlier Singh had denied the allegations, calling them, ""absolutely false" and made to "spoil his image". The CRPF, the country's largest paramilitary force, has about 3.25 lakh personnel. It first inducted women in combat ranks in 1986.
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