New Delhi, March 25, 2014: A formal complaint has been submitted to Shri B.S. Bassi, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Delhi, urging immediate action to trace and investigate a suspicious caller who allegedly harassed Dr. Alana Golmei, the Founding Member and General Secretary of the North East Support Centre & Helpline (NESCH), New Delhi.
In a letter addressed to the Police Commissioner on 25 March 2014, Bruce K. Thangkhal, Media Incharge of NESCH, reported that Dr. Golmei received repeated calls from an unknown number — 9716460181 — which she suspects to be linked to criminal activity, possibly a sex racket targeting individuals from Northeast India and Nepal.
“This number looks suspicious to me. They might be into a sex racket and targeting people from the Northeast and Nepal. I continuously received calls, and the caller even asked me, ‘Are you from Nepal?’” Dr. Golmei stated. The caller claimed to be calling from Noida and reportedly began contacting her helpline number (8860956209) on March 9 at around 4:30 PM, with persistent messages following the initial missed call.
Given the sensitive nature of the NESCH helpline, which works for the protection and welfare of people from the Northeast region and Nepal residing in Delhi and NCR, the organization expressed serious concern over such threats and harassment.
“We request that the identity of the caller be traced and necessary legal action be initiated at the earliest to prevent any unfortunate incident,” Thangkhal appealed in the letter.
The matter is now awaiting official response and action from the Delhi Police.
~ KV NEWS
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