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FIR lodged against outlet in Malhar Mall for forcing girl to remove all her clothes

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Posted: Jan 29, 2013 at 0947 hrs IST
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Indore An FIR was lodged today against a grocery outlet located in a mall for insulting and breaching the privacy of a young girl, a senior police official said.

In her FIR lodged with the Vijay Nagar police station this afternoon, Chapla Kumara Bhargava alleged that her daughter, who is a junior level national table tennis player, was forcibly frisked by a woman guard of the Easyday outlet located at Malhar Mall after hearing an alarm (buzzer) while they were making a payment at the counter, the Superintendent of Police (East) O P Tripathi said.

"My girl was taken to a trial room where the woman guard checked her forcing her to remove all her clothes including innerwear to see it she was hiding anything after a suspected theft, as the alarm sounded," Tripathi said, quoting the complainant's statement.

The complainant also told the police that though nothing was found on her daughter by the security personnel, they misbehaved, insulted and humiliated her, he said.

A case under Sections 504 and 509 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for insulting a woman and breach of her privacy was lodged against the Easyday staff and its management after preliminary investigation, he said, adding that the police station in-charge of Vijay Nagar will probe the case.

When contacted, Easyday management did not comment on the complaint.

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Dis-robed by C2 on 29 Jan 2013

This is worse than rape - the stigma of both an sexual infringment and the tinge of accusation of theft. If for rape,death penalty is deserved, for this public hanging of the guilty is required. Hang the owners, not the poor security woman who did this.

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