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Send your daughter for one night! IPS officer demands woman by sending obscene photos
Mumbai:Political leaders and officials in Maharashtra are being accused of honey trapping, which has stirred up the political atmosphere in Maharashtra. Although Chief Minister and Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said that there is no truth in the honey trap allegations, sensational allegations continue to be made in this case by presenting new documents. It has been alleged that a senior IPS officer sent a message to a woman while talking to her, saying, "Send your daughter to me for one night."
Pune-based social activist Vijay Kumbhar has written a post on X in which he says that "A woman has made serious allegations against some senior officials of the state and the woman is currently in jail. The government's own lawyer says in the Bombay High Court that she has filed several cases earlier and later withdrawn them. So this could be her 'modus operandi'. But hearing this, everything cannot be put aside.
Because in relation to the allegations made by this woman against a senior IPS officer, another government lawyer says in the lower court that the officer sent obscene messages to the woman and demanded her daughter for one night! These are not just allegations. The lawyer representing the government is saying this.
This woman may be a criminal, her motives may be questionable, but are the 'officials' who are behaving in this way "saints"? Isn't their 'behaviour' illegal? Then why is there no immediate action against them? These same officials are said to be the faces of our 'discipline and morality of administration' — and the same Efforts are currently underway to save faces.
In this case, the crimes may be contradictory, there may be political intrigue behind the allegations, but 'this occasion' has exposed the level of many officials. And there are not just one or two such cases. The possibility that many such cases have been suppressed cannot be ruled out."
Mumbai:Political leaders and officials in Maharashtra are being accused of honey trapping, which has stirred up the political atmosphere in Maharashtra. Although Chief Minister and Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said that there is no truth in the honey trap allegations, sensational allegations continue to be made in this case by presenting new documents. It has been alleged that a senior IPS officer sent a message to a woman while talking to her, saying, "Send your daughter to me for one night."
Pune-based social activist Vijay Kumbhar has written a post on X in which he says that "A woman has made serious allegations against some senior officials of the state and the woman is currently in jail. The government's own lawyer says in the Bombay High Court that she has filed several cases earlier and later withdrawn them. So this could be her 'modus operandi'. But hearing this, everything cannot be put aside.
Because in relation to the allegations made by this woman against a senior IPS officer, another government lawyer says in the lower court that the officer sent obscene messages to the woman and demanded her daughter for one night! These are not just allegations. The lawyer representing the government is saying this.
This woman may be a criminal, her motives may be questionable, but are the 'officials' who are behaving in this way "saints"? Isn't their 'behaviour' illegal? Then why is there no immediate action against them? These same officials are said to be the faces of our 'discipline and morality of administration' — and the same Efforts are currently underway to save faces.
In this case, the crimes may be contradictory, there may be political intrigue behind the allegations, but 'this occasion' has exposed the level of many officials. And there are not just one or two such cases. The possibility that many such cases have been suppressed cannot be ruled out."
Pune-based social activist Vijay Kumbhar has written a post on X in which he says that "A woman has made serious allegations against some senior officials of the state and the woman is currently in jail. The government's own lawyer says in the Bombay High Court that she has filed several cases earlier and later withdrawn them. So this could be her 'modus operandi'. But hearing this, everything cannot be put aside.
Because in relation to the allegations made by this woman against a senior IPS officer, another government lawyer says in the lower court that the officer sent obscene messages to the woman and demanded her daughter for one night! These are not just allegations. The lawyer representing the government is saying this.
This woman may be a criminal, her motives may be questionable, but are the 'officials' who are behaving in this way "saints"? Isn't their 'behaviour' illegal? Then why is there no immediate action against them? These same officials are said to be the faces of our 'discipline and morality of administration' — and the same Efforts are currently underway to save faces.
In this case, the crimes may be contradictory, there may be political intrigue behind the allegations, but 'this occasion' has exposed the level of many officials. And there are not just one or two such cases. The possibility that many such cases have been suppressed cannot be ruled out."
