IAS officer Chaitra V has filed a police complaint against hotel businessman Naren Raj, the business partner of her husband, G Harish Kumar. The FIR was registered at Alambagh police station in Lucknow based on her allegations.
According to the complaint, Harish Kumar and Naren Raj jointly ran a hotel business that suffered financial losses. Following this, Naren Raj allegedly began pressuring Chaitra V to arrange meetings with influential hotel entrepreneurs. She claimed that when she refused, he started mentally harassing her.
Chaitra V, who currently serves as the Director General of Youth Welfare and PRD Department in Uttar Pradesh, stated that the harassment had been ongoing for several weeks. She alleged that it was affecting both her personal life and her professional responsibilities, causing considerable distress.
Alambagh police station in-charge Subhash Saroj confirmed that the FIR has been registered and that a detailed investigation is underway. Police teams are collecting evidence and recording witness statements. Authorities have assured that appropriate legal action will be taken once the inquiry is completed.IAS officer Chaitra V has formally lodged a police complaint against prominent hotel businessman Naren Raj, who is known to be her husband's business partner, G Harish Kumar. The complaint, which contains serious allegations, has led to the registration of an FIR at the Alambagh police station in Lucknow. Police officials confirmed that the matter is being treated with due seriousness, given the professional stature of the complainant and the nature of the accusations.
In her detailed statement to the police, Chaitra V explained that her husband, Harish Kumar, and Naren Raj had entered into a partnership to operate a hotel business. Over time, the venture reportedly encountered severe financial losses, which strained the professional relationship between the two partners. Following these setbacks, she alleged that Naren Raj began exerting repeated pressure on her to use her official influence and personal connections to arrange meetings with high-profile and influential figures in the hotel and hospitality industry.
According to Chaitra V, when she declined to comply with these demands, Naren Raj allegedly resorted to mentally harassing her. She claimed that this harassment was persistent, occurring over several weeks, and that it began to affect multiple aspects of her life. In her account, the emotional distress not only disrupted her peace of mind at home but also interfered with her ability to focus on her official duties as the Director General of Youth Welfare and PRD Department in Uttar Pradesh. She emphasized that the situation had caused a significant toll on her mental well-being, leading her to seek legal recourse.
Alambagh police station in-charge, Subhash Saroj, confirmed the receipt of the complaint and the registration of the FIR. He stated that a comprehensive investigation is now underway. The police are gathering relevant evidence, including documentary records, communication logs, and possible CCTV footage. Additionally, statements from witnesses and individuals connected to the case are being recorded. Authorities have assured that once the inquiry is completed, appropriate legal action will be taken under the findings, ensuring that justice is served fairly and transparently.
