" For poor women, there is no one, and there is no movement like #MeToo, we have been suffering and we will suffer, being a woman, being poor, and with the stigma of it all," says a domestic worker from Uttar Pradesh working in a posh colony of New Delhi.
'We will investigate the complaint and then decide the next course of action,' said police sub-inspector D Nagraju.
Since the incident took place in front of the child, a case under Protection of Children from sexual offences (POCSO) Act has also been registered.
The 25-year-old woman had gone to the clinic with her mother and brother on Friday. During the check-up, Ashok and Akhil allegedly sexually assaulted her, while her family members waited outside the room, according to the complaint lodged by the woman's family.
