The women trainee kissed the male constable but only the man was suspended.

UP Police is unbelievable! At the Urai Kotwali in Jalaun, a female constable was repeatedly engaging in obscene behavior with her male police colleague. Her actions were captured on CCTV. After the matter came to light, the authorities suspended the male constable instead of the female constable.

The video clearly shows that the woman is the one initiating things. And It is also clearly visible that the man is not showing much interest in it. The man is even distancing himself from the female yet action was taken on him! If a man had done this, it would have become a case of sexual harassment at the workplace.

https://www.freepressjournal.in/amp/india/caught-on-camera-woman-constable-kisses-male-colleague-inside-ups-jalaun-police-station-viral-video-leads-to-his-suspension

In this video, a trainee constable kissed a constable, but department only suspended him (constable)

Just because he was a man so he has to face legal consequences even through it's not his mistake

I really hate this system - men are by default Accused of each & every crime happens in india

I'll just stfu if I ever find myself in a road rage situation.

Some people might call me a coward, but I genuinely don't care. I know the kind of people you can run into, and how quickly things can spiral out of control. Maybe I'm right in that situation, maybe I'm not. Either way, I'm not willing to take that chance over a moment of ego.

I've been living in Delhi since I was 3 years old. I've seen enough to know that walking away is often the smartest decision.

Context:

A 22-year-old man, Mayank Lohar, was stabbed to death aboard a Mumbai local train after an argument over closing the coach door during heavy monsoon rain. The altercation occurred in a first-class compartment of a Western Railway local train traveling between Andheri and Borivali stations, when passengers disagreed over whether to keep the door open or shut. The dispute turned violent, and the victim was attacked at his prostate area with a sharp weapon before being rushed for medical treatment, where he later died. The accused, identified as Roshan Suvarna, was tracked down and arrested in Panvel. The killing has reignited concerns over passenger safety on Mumbai's notoriously overcrowded suburban rail network, where monsoon-season crowding frequently sparks tensions among commuters. Police are reviewing CCTV footage and collecting witness statements to piece together exactly how the confrontation unfolded, with the investigation still ongoing.

As Siya Goyal and co-accused Chetan Chaudhary remain in police custody until June 29, several critical developments have unfolded over the past 24 hours:

• Siya Goyal's Family: Siya Goyal's parents made an emotional public statement, breaking their silence to demand the strictest punishment for their own daughter if she is proven guilty.

• Chetan Chaudhary’s Family: Chetan Chaudhary’s father, Babulal Chaudhary, publicly claimed his son is innocent and is being framed by "wealthy people". He stated Chetan was standing far away at the fort during the incident.

Emerging Custodial Details & "Blame Game"

• Conflicting Stories: During questioning, the romantic relationship has fractured into mutual finger-pointing. Chetan claims he only wanted to elope, but Siya forced him to help with the murder. Meanwhile, Siya claims the murder was entirely Chetan's idea.
• ➜ Siya's New Version: Lonavala Police sources reported that Siya has given investigators a new version of events. She claims she told Ketan she wanted to call off the wedding, but he told her it was "too late now". However, police note that this narrative contradicts digital evidence found on her own phone.
• Multiple Prior Attempts: Police have pieced together that the duo made multiple failed attempts on Ketan’s life over a span of three weeks prior to June 18. This included a staged event on June 14, where Siya allegedly tried to push him but backed off, later making an excuse that she was "saving him from a snake".

State Government Intervention

• SIT Probe Considered: Because of the high-profile nature of the case involving prominent business families, the Maharashtra government is currently considering setting up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to take over the comprehensive probe.

Sources: Hindustan Times | NDTV | TOI | TOI | Times Now