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Case to be filed against alleged molester in Bangalore

December 28, 2012
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(Update): Two Bhutanese women, who were allegedly molested and man-handled in Bangalore, are going to lodge a formal complaint with the police at K.R Puram.

The case filed will be  against the bus conductor and the driver, who supposedly molested the young junior executive working in a real estate and man-handled her older sister, also the employee of the same firm.

The incident happened Wednesday Morning near Tin Factory in K.R Puram.

They had filed a statement with Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation earlier today. However, they were refused any information on the status of the two involved, saying the case the in under investigation.

Meanwhile, the Royal  Bhutanese Embassy in New Delhi have asked for a report from the two Bhutanese women.  The embassy said they will look into the matter after they get hold of the report. “If they need help, they can always contact us at the embassy,” said one of the officials at the Royal Bhutanese Embassy.

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