Women at Saudi diplomat's house spat at police, hit them: Eyewitnesses

September 10, 2015 08:52

NDTV reports: When police personnel went to the home of a Saudi diplomat in one of Gurgaon's poshest addresses, after receiving a complaint that two Nepali women were being held there against their will, they were left shocked and embarrassed.

Women family members of the diplomat slapped the police personnel, spat at them, cursed them and refused to let them into the house, leading to a standoff that lasted almost two hours, said eyewitnesses.

Around 40 police personnel, including policewomen, had gone to the diplomat's fifth-floor flat at Ambience Island around 2.30 pm on Monday.

But his family members refused to open the door.

When they finally did, they tried to physically prevent the police from entering, the eyewitnesses said.

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