Constables miscarriage case: IRB officers yet to send answers to questionnaire

Sources in the police said the officers of the IRB did not send the reply of the questionnaire sent on October 10 on behalf of in-charge of the women police station inspector Harjeet Kaur to the officials of the IRB seeking information of the number and duties given to the women constables at the IRB.

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The police sought the information about the number of women constables, their phone numbers, the nature of their duty, the phone numbers of the women constables and the places where the constables were deputed.

“A reminder will soon be sent to the IRB officials asking them to explain the delay in sending the information to the police as it is crucial to know that under what conditions the women constables are made to work, we did not receive the reply to the four questions sent to the IRB officials yet,” said an official at the women police station on condition of anonymity.

Talking to the Chandigarh Newsline, Sector 17 women police station in-charge Harjeet Kaur said they did not get any reply regarding the questionnaire and soon a reminder will be sent to the IRB officials to send the reply.

It is pertinent here that the two women constables suffered miscarriage while they were allegedly sent on “VIP” duty at Rajindra Park.

An UT constable lodged the complaint against the senior IRB officials at the women police station alleging that the women constables were deliberately sent on hard duty.