False complaint of Sexual Misconduct: 4 AFMC officials booked for abetment to suicide of fellow officer
A police officer said a suicide note found at the deceased's house alleged that an inquiry was underway against him following a false complaint of sexual misconduct.
Pune: Six days after a 58-year-old Army Brigadier ended his life by jumping in front of a train here, the Government Railway Police on Friday registered an abetment to suicide case against four senior officials including a woman.
The accused serve at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) here. The deceased too served at the same institute.
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A police officer said a suicide note found at the deceased's house alleged that an inquiry was underway against him following a false complaint of sexual misconduct.
As per the complaint filed by the deceased's son, one of the accused, a woman of the major rank, used to work with the deceased.
"The deceased had warned the woman and other two officials including a major and a lieutenant colonel for meeting on campus at night.
"The woman then allegedly lodged a false complaint of sexual misconduct against him and a court of inquiry was initiated against the deceased, as per the complaint," the police official said.
Asked if any arrests will be made, Sadanand Wayse- Patil, Superintendent of Police (GRP), said action will be taken as per the procedure.
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