Ex-drug addict alleges that DSP forced her to use drugs, raped her | Ludhiana News

JALANDHAR: Punjab police suspended Thursday the DSP at the center of a controversy caused by the allegations of a young Ludhiana woman that he would have pushed her into addiction and drug abuse. would have raped.

Taking note of the 26-year-old allegations made at a press conference in Jalandhar on Thursday, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh asked DGP Suresh Arora to conduct a serious investigation and take tough measures against the DSP .

Anita Punj, an IPS officer, director of the Punjab Police Academy in Phillaur, was tasked with conducting a preliminary investigation into the woman's allegations and submitting her report within a specified timeframe. of a week, announced the spokesman of Punjab.

Daljit Singh Dhillon, former international hockey player posted as DSP (head office) in Ferozepur, nominated by ex-drug addict, received a call from YOU on Thursday, but questioned about his reaction to allegations made At the press conference, he cut the call and did not answer a detailed SMS about the same thing.

The former drug addict also alleged that the DSP would ask him to bring in more young single women for the sale of heroin. The woman, whose name is retained to protect her identity, also wrote a letter to the Chief Minister detailing the allegations against the DSP. Opposition leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira and LIP deputy Simarjit Singh Bains, who accompanied the former drug addict to the press conference, said that an investigation into the link between the police and the mafia drug should be examined by a High Court judge. They called for the immediate removal of DGP Arora and DGP (Intelligence).

DSP m showed how to take heroin, says a woman

Ludhiana's wife in her letter to CM said that she had met Dhillon for the first time in her Tarn Taran residence in the summer of 2013 and that she had described such details as that location and internal details.

She alleges that the officer served her lunch, she and her companion, then placed heroin in front of her and said that it was a fashion among young women of the sniff.

"His badistant, Ashok, brought aluminum foil, then the policeman told me the method of his consumption and he also gave me a certain amount of contraband," she said, adding: "He told me that he had a drug recovered and asked me to put him in touch with unmarried young women.

The woman returned home after a few days with a woman and she alleged that he took her to a room on the floor "where he gave me the drug and then raped me. "

The survivor revealed that she became addicted to heroin and then met Balraj, from a wealthy family who was also an addict. He committed suicide when he had very strong withdrawal symptoms during the violence of Dera Sacha Sauda in August 2017.

After that, his family admitted him to a Kapurthala rehab center with the help of the deputy from Bains. She also suffered a miscarriage because of her addiction, but she recovered and lives a life without drugs. "I want young men and women to come out of this drug network because I'm reborn for me," she said.