Pachauri wrote 6 poems to woman colleague: Delhi Police

March 06, 2016 00:23

Times of India reports: Teri executive vice chairman RK Pachauri, accused of sexually harassing a former woman colleague, had written six poems aiming to express his "feelings", praising the beauty of the victim who he called "cold" for lack of her response.

According to informed sources, Delhi Police in its chargesheet has said that Pachauri had remained "engaged in sexually-laden conversations" with the victim citing various telephone calls, e-mails, and WhatsApp messages exchanged between the two. This happened despite several messages by the victim that she could not reciprocate his feeling.

On March 1, the chargesheet was filed before a magistrate in Saket court who has posted the matter for April 23 for consideration.

In the chargesheet, it was mentioned that Pachauri had written six poems where he attributed the victim as a "classical Indian beauty".

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