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Indian Youth Congress (IYC) President Srinivas BV has questioned the inaction of BJP against the WFI president and BJP leader Brij Bhushan and action against him in the alleged harassment case. Earlier, suspended Assam unit youth Congress chief Angkita Dutta had levelled a series of allegations against Srinivas BV and his IYC secretary in-charge Vardhan Yadav accusing them of "harassing" and "discriminating" against her for the past 6 months. Assam police had registered a case on Saturday based on the complaint filed by a former Congress leader against Indian Youth Congress President Srinivas BV. According to Assam police, a case was registered at Dispur police station under Sections 509,294,341,352,354,354A(iv) and 506 IPC RW Section 67 of The Information Technology Act. Watch the video to know more. #srinivasbv #wfipresident #sexualharassmentcase

New Delhi. The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted anticipatory bail to Indian Youth Congress National President BV Srinivas in connection with the FIR lodged in Assam on the basis of a complaint of harassment by an expelled member of the party. A division bench of Justice BR Gavai and Justice Sanjay Karol noted that the alleged incident took place in Raipur during 24-26 February 2023 and was recorded in Assam in April 2023. The bench also noted that prior to the filing of the complaint, the complainant had not whispered the allegations of sexual harassment against the petitioner in her tweets and media interviews. June 16, 2023 During the hearing, the bench said, “Prima facie, considering the delay of about two months in lodging the FIR, the petitioner would be entitled to interim protection,” Live Law reported. We direct that in the event of arrest, the petitioner will be released on anticipatory bail as a solvent surety of Rs 50,000. The bench asked BV Srinivas to appear before the investigating officer on May 22 and on subsequent dates as directed by the officer. He has been asked to cooperate in the investigation. Srinivas challenged the Gauhati High Court’s order rejecting his anticipatory bail plea. Datta, in his complaint filed at the Dispur police station, alleged that Srinivas had been continuously harassing and harassing him for the past six months by making obscene remarks and that in case he (Srinivas) complained to senior party functionaries They were also thr...

New Delhi: Indian Youth Congress president BV Srinivas arrived in Guwahati to appear before the Guwahati Police in connection with the case filed against him by Angkita Dutta, former President of Assam Youth Congress, alleging harassment and gender discrimination. Security measures were tightened at the Guwahati Airport and prohibitory orders under 144 Cr PC have been imposed in the city to ensure peaceful movement of the public and normal functioning of offices of the jurisdiction of the police commissionerate. Last week, the Supreme Court granted him interim protection from arrest in the harassment case. The former chief of the youth wing of the party in Assam, Angkita Dutta, had accused Srinivas BV of harassment. Dutta had filed a police complaint against Srinivas BV at the Dispur Police Station in Assam’s Guwahati, for allegedly harassing her over her gender for almost six months. She alleged that Srinivas made sexist comments and threatened her with dire consequences if she complained against him. The All India Congress Committee (AICC) has expelled Dutta from the primary membership of the party for six years for indulging in “anti-party activities”. In her complaint, Dutta accused IYC National President Srinivas BV of persistently harassing her for the past six months. She said Srinivas made sexist comments and threatened dire consequences if she complained against him. Dutta in a series of tweets had referred to Srinivas BV as “sexist” and “chauvinistic". “I am a wo...

By Pratiba Raman, T S Sudhir: The government has announced centralised helpline. It is called @srinivasiyc,'' tweeted author and human rights activist Aakar Patel this week. Admittedly, Patel is a strident critic of the BJP government. But here he was cheekily giving expression to how BV Srinivas, the Indian Youth Congress (IYC) chief has become the most visible help provider - government or non-government - during this Covid nightmare. Such is the trust factor that for so many seeking help for their near and dear ones, an SOS to @SrinivasIYC now means help is assured. Who is BV Srinivas? Cricket's loss, India's gain. Srinivas played for Karnataka as a wicketkeeper-batsman at the under-16 and under-19 level till 2003 when a ball hit him in the eye and he had to be operated upon. Recovery took two years forcing him to retire hurt from the game. Interestingly, his innings till his injury had almost been MS Dhoni-esque given that he had given up an offer of a job in the Railways to pad up behind the stumps instead. A student of National College in Bengaluru, this boy from Shivamogga district then embraced the student politics pitch and joined the National Students Union of India (NSUI). He hit the headlines during a protest against Pramod Muthalik, a right-wing rabble-rouser from coastal Karnataka and caught the eye of the party's central leadership. Moving to the IYC, Srinivas became the national general secretary in 2014 and its president last year. But that is not the way ...

Guwahati: Former Assam Youth Congress chief Angkita Dutta has accused the party's youth wing's national president Srinivas BV and other leaders of sexism and harassment. Speaking to NDTV, Ms Dutta levelled serious charges against Mr Srinivas who has sent a criminal defamation notice to her for allegedly using "unparliamentary and defamatory" words against him. "This (harassment) has been happening repeatedly," Ms Dutta told NDTV. "I had filed a complaint within the Indian Youth Congress but nothing has happened. "One Youth Congress leader comes to Assam and addresses me as ' ladki' (girl) and not as Dr Dutta or Angkita. Then in Chhattisgarh, at an Indian Youth Congress session in a hotel, another Youth Congress leader asked me 'Do you drink vodka or tequila?'" Ms Dutta alleged. Refuting the allegations, the Indian Youth Congress on Tuesday accused Ms Dutta of using "utterly unparliamentary, undignified, defamatory, malicious words" against its national in-charge and other members of the Indian Youth Congress. "Dr Dutta has resorted to using utterly unparliamentary, undignified, defamatory, malicious words against Srinivas BV and has levelled totally sexist, chauvinistic, false, frivolous allegations against him. The IYC legal cell has taken strong, stringent legal action and therefore Srinivas BV has sent a criminal defamation notice to Dr Angkita Dutta in view of the same," a statement from the youth wing read. Ms Dutta, daughter of former Assam minister Anjan Dutta, also...

• • • Days after harassment complaint against BV Srinivas, Assam Youth Congress chief Angkita Dutta expelled for 'anti-party activities' Days after harassment complaint against BV Srinivas, Assam Youth Congress chief Angkita Dutta expelled for ‘anti-party activities’ Referring to Srinivas as “sexist” and “chauvinistic”, she had tweeted: “I am a woman leader. If I undergo such harassment, how am I supposed to encourage other women to join.” Days after Assam president of Indian Youth Congress Angkita Dutta accused the organisation’s national president Srinivas B V of harassment, the All India Congress Committee (AICC) expelled her from the party for a period of six years due to “anti-party activities”. “Hon’ble Congress President has expelled Dr Angkita Dutta, President Congress Assam Pradesh Youth Congress, from the primary membership of the party, for six years, for her anti-party activities, with immediate effect,” read a statement released by the AICC on Saturday. Hon’ble Congress President has expelled Dr. Angkita Dutta, President Assam Pradesh Youth Congress, from the primary membership of the party, for six years, for her anti-party activities, with immediate effect. In Political Pulse | In a series of tweets, she accused Srinivas of “continually” harassing her and discriminating against her on the basis of gender for six months. She had also accused How can a sexist and chauvinistic lead — Dr Angkita Dutta (@angkitadutta) “Despite my complaints, no inquiry has been i...

A Supreme Court hearing took a slightly humorous turn on Wednesday, with Justice BR Gavai wondering if the ED and CBI had already stepped in. The case pertains to harassment allegations levelled against Indian Youth Congress chief BV Srinivas earlier this year. The politician had approached the apex court on Monday challenging the Gauhati High Court order that rejected his anticipatory bail plea. Raju claimed that Srinivas was ‘perpetually unwell’ and ‘defying the notice’ “That might be because of your reputation. You had arrested someone at the Airport," came the rejoiner from Justice Gavai. The court had been alluding to the Assam police's earlier arrest of Congress leader Pawan Khera. ALSO READ: An FIR had been filed against him by expelled woman party member for allegedly causing her ‘mental agony’. The former Assam Youth Congress president alleged that Srinivas had persistently harassed her through sexist remarks and use of slang words. The woman had claimed that Srinivas had heckled her, held her arm, pushed and pulled her and used slang words during the party's recent plenary session in Raipur. He had also allegedly threatened to ruin her career in the party if she complained against him. The Congress had issued show cause notice to the woman and later expelled her from the party's primary membership for six years for anti-party activities. The Gauhati High Court rejected his anticipatory bail plea on May 5. The High Court had also refused to quash the FIR. Followin...