Dehradun police will register an FIR after a Class 11 student and her mother submitted a written complaint about an alleged molestation incident, SP City Shekhar Suyal said.

The case concerns an incident that has been under discussion since the previous day. Police said they had been in communication with the student and her family while examining the matter.

Police inquiry and FIR

According to Shekhar Suyal, the inquiry was conducted through the police department’s CWC wing. The student and her mother later visited the police station and submitted their complaint in writing.

Suyal said the complaint would lead to registration of an FIR and the start of necessary legal action. The available information does not identify the accused or provide details of the alleged incident.

The matter remains at the complaint and investigation stage. An FIR records the allegations for investigation and does not establish guilt.

What happens next

Police are expected to proceed according to the complaint and the applicable legal process. Further details about the allegations, the investigation or any action against a suspect were not provided.

The student’s identity has not been disclosed. Protecting the privacy of a minor is especially important while the police process is continuing.

Conclusion

Dehradun police said they will register an FIR after the Class 11 student and her mother filed a written complaint, following police communication with the family and an inquiry through the CWC wing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What prompted the police action?

Police action followed a written complaint submitted by the Class 11 student and her mother concerning alleged molestation.

Q. Who confirmed the development?

SP City Shekhar Suyal provided the information.

Q. Had police previously examined the matter?

Yes. Police said they had remained in communication with the student and her family and conducted an inquiry through their CWC wing.

Q. Has an FIR been registered?

Police said they were registering an FIR after receiving the written complaint.

Q. Does the FIR establish guilt?

No. The matter remains at the complaint and investigation stage, and an FIR records allegations for investigation.