Lucky, I'm not lying raped, says woman stalked by Haryana BJP chief's son
August 06, 2017 10:47
A woman, who was allegedly stalked by Haryana Bharatiya Janata Party state president Subhash Barala's son Vikas yesterday, expressed her gratitude towards Chandigarh Police for rescuing her on time, and pointed out that if she was a common man's daughter the case would not be taken so seriously.
"I was coming back to my home when they started stalking me. They tried to threaten me by trying to stop my car. Suddenly, they came in front of my car and blocked the way. I reversed my car immediately and called the police. Police heard the whole matter and assured me of providing the help. Soon the police came and arrested the accused," the victim, who is the daughter of an IAS officer, told the media.
"I am very thankful to Chandigarh Police who came to my rescue on time," she added.
"I'm lucky, it seems, to not be the daughter of a common man, because what chance would they have against such VIPs? I'm also lucky, because I'm not lying raped and murdered in a ditch somewhere," the woman wrote in a Facebook her post, pointing that the two men she accused of are from influential families with political connections".
Meanwhile, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said it was not right to punish the BJP leader for his son's crime.
"I came to know about this incident. Chandigarh Police has filed the complaint and I believe they will take appropriate action. This matter is not related with Subhash Barala but with an individual. So action would be taken against his son," Khattar told media.
Vikas and his friend Ashish Kumar were booked under bailable sections of the IPC and the Motor Vehicles Act.
Later, they were released on bail.
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