A trainee IPS officer from the 2013 batch, Rahul Balhara, has been accused of assaulting a young man during a wedding ceremony at a farmhouse in the Kapashera area of Delhi. The officer allegedly struck the victim, Vikas Dhayal, on the head with a glass while under the influence of alcohol. This incident has sparked outrage on social media, raising questions about the conduct of the Delhi Police.
Vikas Dhayal shared a video and photos of his injuries on social media, alleging inaction by the police. He claimed that instead of addressing his complaint, the Kapashera police station issued him a notice to appear for questioning. Vikas further alleged that the police threatened him and his friends, some of whom had recently appeared for the UPSC Mains exam.
In a social media post, Vikas wrote, “My head was broken, and I bled heavily. The trainee IPS officer, intoxicated by the power of the uniform, humiliated me. This incident is not only shameful for me but also for my family and friends.”
This case has become a significant challenge for the Delhi Police. The involvement of a trainee IPS officer has brought scrutiny to the administration’s response. Critics on social media have questioned whether the police are shielding the accused officer.
The Delhi Police now faces pressure to ensure a fair investigation. The incident has raised concerns about police accountability and the ethical conduct of trainee officers. It remains to be seen whether strict action will be taken against the accused.
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