I am here to visit by ailing sister and want that best possible treatment should be provided to her,” said Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan after visiting critically injured CISF woman constable on Sunday who attempted suicide after she was harassed by her senior officer on August 5 at the Raja Bhoj Airport.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited the woman constable at Peoples hospital on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan and discussed about the condition of the victim and instructed for best treatment possible for the victim.
The victim has been airlifted on Sunday and would be referred to All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) as her condition has deteriorated further and no signs of improvement have been witnessed in her condition due to which the referral was done.
Meanwhile, Court of Inquiry has been initiated against accused Deputy Commandant Vijay Kumar on Sunday and a senior commandant of Ahmadabad would be handling the inquiry. In the inquiry the statements recorded by the victim would be verified and based on those verifications investigation would be held and appropriate action would be take be taken against the deputy commandant.
Inspector General of Police (IG) CISF Rajeev Ranjan Sahay and deputy inspector general of police (DIG) CISF Sanjay Prakash took the stock of the situation and have discussed the matter with the investigating officer and police officials involved in the investigations.
Earlier on August 5 CISF woman constable Ritu Kumari attempted to commit suicide by shooting herself by using her service pistol at Raja Bhoj Airport in the State capital.
The victim was rushed to a nearby hospital where in her statements she allegedly claimed that Deputy Commandant Vijay Kumar has harassed her due to which she took the extreme step.
During the investigation statements of several CISF officers have been recorded at the airport and in the statements it emerged that behaviour of deputy commandant Vijay Kumar was not good especially with women constables.