2 weeks ago
CISF Jawan Suspended After Allegedly Photographing Woman on Delhi Metro
Late Saturday night, a man who works for a special security force was riding the Delhi Metro.
Some people thought he was taking pictures of a woman without asking.
When other passengers saw this, they got upset and asked him to stop.
At first, he said he didn't take any pictures.
But when they looked at his phone, they found the photos.
This made everyone even more angry, and things got a little rough.
The woman told him to delete her pictures.
The security force found out about what happened and suspended the man from his job.
They also started looking into the situation.
The police were called, but the woman didn't want to make a formal complaint.
The whole thing was caught on video and shared online, causing a lot of discussion.
A CISF jawan was accused of secretly photographing a woman inside a Delhi Metro coach at AIIMS station on the Yellow Line.
Passengers confronted the officer, who initially denied taking photos, but images were found in his phone's gallery.
The confrontation escalated into a physical altercation as passengers tried to snatch the officer's phone.
The CISF suspended the accused personnel and initiated an investigation.
Police received a PCR call around 12:40 am on Sunday, but the woman did not file a complaint.
- Who
- A Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel and a woman passenger on the Delhi Metro
- What
- The CISF officer was accused of secretly photographing a woman, leading to a confrontation and physical altercation with passengers
- Where
- AIIMS Metro Station on the Yellow Line of Delhi Metro
- When
- Late Saturday night, with a PCR call at around 12:40 am on Sunday
- Why
- Passengers confronted the officer after suspecting he took photos of the woman without consent
Passengers' Perspective
CISF Official's Perspective
Photographing Without Consent
Passengers' Perspective
The officer took photos of the woman without her permission, which is a serious violation of privacy.
CISF Official's Perspective
The officer initially denied taking the photos, suggesting he may not have intended to photograph the woman.
Handling of the Confrontation
Passengers' Perspective
Passengers were right to confront the officer and demand deletion of the photos to protect the woman's privacy.
CISF Official's Perspective
The physical altercation and attempt to snatch the officer's phone escalated the situation unnecessarily.
Key facts
- Location
- AIIMS Metro Station, Yellow Line, Delhi Metro
- Accused
- CISF personnel (ASI)
- Incident Time
- Late Saturday night; PCR call at 12:40 am Sunday
- Allegation
- Secretly taking photos of a woman without consent
- Response
- CISF suspended the officer and initiated investigation
- Police Action
- PCR call received; woman did not file a complaint
- Viral Video
- Incident video circulated on social media Sunday
Quotes
Woman passenger
A commuter who was photographed by the officer
“What is this? Delete my photos.”
NDTV
Sources
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