Man arrested in Delhi for harassing women
According to police, the accused used to pressurise women through different means to engage in obscene acts over the phone in case they replied to the messages sent by him.
According to police, the accused used to pressurise women through different means to engage in obscene acts over the phone in case they replied to the messages sent by him.
The man was arrested on "suspicion of forcible obstruction of business" after he threw "what appeared to be a smoke bomb" CNN said city Kyodo News.
Earlier this week, a 27-year-old man was arrested for allegedly raping a 16-year-old girl in a closed MCD school and was identified by his yellow shirt, said Delhi police.
During his initial interrogation, Kamlesh admitted to the police that he had hidden three more cartoons in an abandoned house in a nearby residential area.
The man was arrested shortly after the incident and was charged with criminal mischief, criminal possession of a weapon and disorderly conduct.
Carrying arms and ammunition in the Delhi Metro is banned by the law.
The twins have been kept at a Chandpara health centre and would be produced before the child welfare committee on Monday, the police added.
A West Bengal Police team camping in Tripura said it will again appeal for the transit remand of Sharma in the court on Wednesday.
When the victim accompanied him believing his claims, the accused would take her to an isolated place and commit the offence, the official said.
Like the accused, the complainant women too are deaf and mute.
