1 year ago
Mankachar Circle Officer Accused of Sexual Misconduct; Investigation Sought
A Circle Officer named Partha Pratim Barman is in trouble.
A woman says he tricked her into a relationship by promising to marry her, but he never intended to divorce his wife.
This started in September 2024, not long after he was assigned as Circle Officer.
The woman says he used his position to pressure and threaten her.
She has provided proof and is asking for a fair investigation.
The woman also claims that the officer and his wife threatened her in August 2025 to stop her from pursuing the case.
The authorities have been informed, and an impartial investigation is expected.
Circle Officer Partha Pratim Barman is accused of sexual misconduct.
The alleged misconduct began shortly after his posting in September 2024.
The woman claims Barman promised marriage to initiate the relationship.
The complainant reported threats from Barman and his wife in August 2025.
An impartial inquiry has been requested by the complainant.
- Who
- Partha Pratim Barman, a Circle Officer, is accused, along with his wife.
- What
- A woman accused the officer of sexual misconduct.
- Where
- Dhubri, Mankachar Revenue Circle.
- When
- Alleged exploitation began in September 2024; threats were issued in August 2025.
- Why
- The alleged actions were to exploit a woman under false marriage promises.
Key facts
- Accused
- Partha Pratim Barman, Circle Officer
- Accusation
- Sexual exploitation under false marriage promise
- Alleged Start Date
- September 2024
- Alleged Threats
- By Barman and his wife Debasena Barman in August 2025
- Complaint Filed To
- Revenue Minister, Deputy Commissioner, and Superintendent of Police, Mankachar
Quotes
The complainant
The woman who filed the complaint.
“I have been cheated under false promises, but I am determined to fight for justice despite the threats and pressures I have faced.”
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