Barely over a week after the incident of stalking of an IAS officer’s daughter here, another woman has complained of being chased by three men in a car.
In her complaint, the woman alleged that last night while returning home from market in a two-wheeler she was chased by three men in a car from Sector 36 till Sector 40 here last night, the police said on Tuesday.
“The men started chasing her after she bought some fruits from the market,” Chandigarh Police Deputy Superintendent of Police, Deepak Yadav said.
The woman, who belonged to Hisar and has been staying here as a paying guest, noted down the vehicle’s number and informed the police, the DSP said.
A case has been registered on her complaint under Section 341 (wrongful restraint), 354D (stalking), and Section 34 (acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention) of the IPC, the DSP said.
“We will soon apprehend the accused,” he said.
, were held on the night intervening august 4 and 5 for trying to block varnika’s way with their suv while she was heading home. the accused also chased her. in the meantime, the victim informed the pcr following which the accused were nabbed by the police.</div>
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they were later released on bail since the offence they were booked for was bailable. they were re-arrested on august 9 after an attempt to abduction was added to the fir.</div>
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