Foreign Woman Rape Case Reveals Inn Register Tampering, Former Manager and In-charge Suspended in Punjab

Police probing a sexual assault allegation by a foreign woman have discovered that the registers of several inns in Punjab were deliberately altered. Records show that the victim paid deposits seven times each at establishments in Shri Anandpur Sahib and Shri Amritsar, and twice in Mohali, to secure rooms.
The forensic audit of the logbooks revealed inconsistencies that pointed to intentional tampering, prompting authorities to suspend the former manager and the in-charge of the implicated inns.
The suspensions are part of a broader effort to ensure accountability and prevent further misuse of accommodation records in such cases. Investigators continue to examine the extent of the manipulation and its possible link to the alleged assault.
Local officials have pledged a thorough inquiry, emphasizing that any breach of hospitality protocols will be met with strict legal action.
The case underscores growing concerns over the safety of foreign travelers and the integrity of lodging establishments in the region.