Woman accuses AAP leader Kumar Vishwas of molestation, case filed

August 08, 2015 14:47

India Today reports: In an another blow to Aam Adami Party, a woman has lodged a molestation case against AAP leader Kumar Vishwas. The case has been filed in a Delhi police station.

Earlier also, AAP leader Kumar Vishwas and his wife were summoned by Delhi Commission for Women after a party volunteer approached it claiming that "false rumours" of his having illicit relationship with her were ruining her reputation and that he should come forward to clarify.

She has alleged that Vishwas took no action towards dispelling the "rumours" while Kejriwal did not take note of her complaint.

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