Justice Ganguly case: Delhi police seek appointment with law intern

December 06, 2013 09:55

CNN-IBN reports: The Delhi Police has written to the Supreme Court law intern who had accused retired Supreme Court judge Justice AK Ganguly of sexual harassment. The police have sought an appointment with her to speak to her on this issue.

This comes a day after the Supreme Court panel found prima facie evidence of sexual harassment against Justice AK Ganguly. The three-judge committee of the Supreme Court has indicted Justice AK Ganguly of committing an "act of unwelcome behaviour" and "conduct of sexual nature" towards the woman law intern.

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