Bengaluru Businessman Faces New Charges for Misconduct While in Custody
Bengaluru businessman, held for sexually harassing woman official, booked again for ‘misbehaving’ with cops
The Indian Express
Image: The Indian Express
M Kriplani, a businessman from Indiranagar, Bengaluru, already in custody for sexually harassing a government official, has been charged with additional offenses for misbehaving with police during the investigation. Allegations suggest he has harassed over 50 women officials using coercive tactics.
- 01M Kriplani is in custody for sexual harassment and has been charged with additional offenses.
- 02He allegedly misused personal data to harass over 50 women government officials.
- 03The initial complaint led to his arrest and judicial custody.
- 04New charges stem from his aggressive behavior towards police during custody.
- 05No other victims have formally reported incidents aside from the initial complainant.
Advertisement
In-Article Ad
M Kriplani, a businessman from Indiranagar, Bengaluru, is currently in judicial custody following allegations of sexual harassment against a woman government officer. The complainant accused him of misusing her trust, threatening to circulate private material, and coercing her. Police investigations revealed that Kriplani may have harassed over 50 women government officials over the years, primarily using personal data sourced through Right to Information (RTI) applications. Despite the extensive allegations, only one formal complaint has been registered against him. Recently, while in custody, Kriplani was charged with two additional cases for misbehaving with police officers, creating disturbances, and obstructing their duties. These incidents occurred during his medical examination and custody proceedings, where he allegedly acted aggressively, damaged property, and misbehaved with law enforcement personnel.
Advertisement
In-Article Ad
This case highlights the ongoing issue of harassment faced by women in government positions, raising concerns about workplace safety and accountability.
Advertisement
In-Article Ad
Reader Poll
Do you believe more needs to be done to protect women in government jobs?
Connecting to poll...
Read the original article
Visit the source for the complete story.



