Archive · 17 Dec 2025
DCP Promises Action if Evidence Found Against Police
A young woman fell from a hotel balcony during a party and got seriously hurt.
The police were called to the scene.
The Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) said that if there is any proof that the police did something wrong, like asking for money or being mean, they will take action.
The police have already started investigating the hotel because it was operating without the right permission.
The woman is still in the hospital and her condition is very serious.
The police checked their body cameras and didn't find any proof that they asked for money, but they said they will look at any new evidence if someone provides it.
DCP K. Parashurama stated that strict action will be taken if evidence of police misconduct is found.
A case has been registered against the hotel management for operating without proper permission.
Eight people were partying in a hotel room when the incident occurred.
The woman fell from the balcony while being taken to the reception, sustaining serious injuries.
Body-worn camera footage reviewed by police did not show any evidence of police demanding money.
- Who
- Whitefield Division Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) K. Parashurama, eight party-goers, injured woman
- What
- Incident involving a woman falling from a hotel balcony during a party, investigation into police conduct
- When
- Early hours of Sunday, addressed by DCP on Tuesday
- Where
- AECS Layout, Whitefield Division
- Why
- To address allegations of police misconduct and investigate the incident
- Incident Location
- AECS Layout, Whitefield Division
- Number of People Involved
- Eight (four men and four women)
- Injury Details
- Serious injuries from falling onto iron grills
- Current Status of Victim
- Critical condition, undergoing treatment
- Hotel Status
- Operating without proper civic permission