A resident of Ballygunge Park in Kolkata has accused two unauthorized individuals of continuously stalking, harassing, and intimidating her 14-year-old daughter within the premises of their cooperative housing society. Based on her complaint, the Karaya police have registered a First Information Report (FIR).
Mother Alleges Police Inaction
The complainant, a medical professional and assistant professor at a state medical institute, has escalated the matter to the state administration, citing absolute apathy from the local police. She claims that despite lodging a general diary earlier this year, the officials exhibited an indifferent attitude and failed to take any meaningful action.
Details of the Complaint
According to the official complaint, two individuals who neither own an apartment nor are employed within the society have been unlawfully frequenting and occupying space inside the premises. They have been repeatedly accused of stalking the minor girl, passing inappropriate comments, and creating an atmosphere of deep distress, particularly when she leaves for school and returns home.
The situation is further aggravated by parental constraints. While the mother remains occupied at her hospital during working hours, the child’s father is a citizen of the United States, leaving the minor without immediate parental supervision for significant parts of the day. This absence has reportedly rendered the child highly vulnerable to continuous torment, pushing her into severe stress and anxiety.
Demands for Action
The complainant has demanded the immediate removal of the two unauthorized individuals from the housing society and requested a restraining order prohibiting them from entering a two-kilometer radius of the complex. Furthermore, the petition seeks directives for the housing society to implement stringent security measures and calls upon law enforcement to guarantee full protection for the minor.
The victim has expressed willingness to record her statement under necessary legal safeguards, as residents demand immediate preventive measures to ensure the safety and dignity of the family.
