Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Hyderabad IPS Assault Case: No Poison Evidence, WhatsApp Chats Scrutinized
A young woman who is training to be a police officer in Hyderabad, India, said a senior officer was mean to her.
He sent her bad messages and said mean things about her to her friends.
He also lied and said she was in a relationship with someone else.
The police are now looking at their messages to see what really happened.
The woman said she was so upset that she wanted to hurt herself, but doctors say she didn't actually take any poison.
A 30-year-old woman trainee IPS officer filed a complaint against a senior IPS officer in Hyderabad.
The accused allegedly sent sexually abusive messages and made derogatory comments about her from June 23.
He allegedly falsely accused her of having a sexual relationship with another trainee and pressured her to admit to it.
The complaint was filed at the Attapur police station.
WhatsApp chats are being scrutinized as part of the investigation.
- Who
- A 30-year-old woman trainee IPS officer and a senior IPS officer
- What
- Allegations of sexual harassment, derogatory comments, and false accusations
- When
- Starting from June 23
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- The trainee IPS officer filed a complaint alleging harassment and false accusations
- Complainant
- 30-year-old woman trainee IPS officer
- Accused
- Senior IPS officer
- Incident Location
- Hyderabad, India
- Complaint Filed At
- Attapur police station
- Alleged Misconduct Start Date
- June 23
- Allegations
- Sexually abusive messages, derogatory comments, false accusations of sexual relationship