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Law Maker Accused of Sexual abuse, Victim requests DNA Test of her Child

By RITIK JAIN RITIK JAIN      Aug 18, 2020      0 Comments      841 Views
Law Maker Accused of Sexual abuse, Victim requests DNA Test of her Child

A lady has claimed that a BJP MLA Mahesh Negi from Uttarakhand had sexually abused her for a long time and requested that her little daughter's DNA test ought to be matched with that of the MLA's. 

The spouse of the MLA, Rita Negi, enrolled an FIR against the lady and 4 other people at Dehradun's Nehru Colony Police Station for blackmailing the MLA for Rs. 5 Crores. 

The lady, who made the claim, delivered a video in which she said that the BJP MLA had shared a physical relationship with her for a long time. She additionally said that her little daughter's DNA test ought to be matched with the MLA as it doesn't match with that of her husband's. 

Dehradun SSP Arun Mohan Joshi told the news office that the BJP MLA's wife registered a FIR in the issue and further examination is in progress.

The Congress Party Unit in Uttarakhand is also supporting the victim and began to raise the voice for a DNA Test against the MLA for sexually abusing her. 

In a statement of Congress' Chief, he said that, if a lady is requesting a DNA test, there is no harm in it. A DNA test is required for producing reality. Additionally, he included that the spouse of accused MLA has been continually giving life dangers and is threatening the victim to take back the charges against the MLA. 

Congress Vice President said that "we are not against any individual or political party; however, if there is any charge against the MLA, the sanctity of the post is at serious risk. Thus, the MLA needs to come out with reality or needs to come out with the sample of DNA." 

The State Commission for Women has furthermore written a letter to the SSP to protect the complainant and give the status of the work done every once in a while.




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