Police file suo motu case over assault of woman at Guwahati nightclub
“The case was registered suo motu on October 2 night, and an investigation has been started. People involved in managing the club have been questioned at the local police station. No arrests have been made yet,” says DCP Guwahati
“The case was registered suo motu on October 2 night, and an investigation has been started. People involved in managing the club have been questioned at the local police station. No arrests have been made yet,” says DCP Guwahati
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