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Indore traffic warden Shubhi Jain alleges police insult calling her 'Ladies caste'
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 12 Sep 2026, 02:41 PM
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Traffic warden Shubhi Jain said a police officer called her 'Ladies caste' during a dispute with a rickshaw driver at a signal in Indore, sparking public criticism.
On a busy intersection in Indore, traffic warden Shubhi Jain intervened in a disagreement between a rickshaw driver and other commuters. While managing vehicle flow, a police officer arrived at the scene.
Jain alleges that the officer addressed her as 'Ladies caste', a term she described as derogatory and inappropriate. She filed a complaint, stating that the remark undermined her authority and dignity.
The incident quickly gained attention on social media, with many users condemning the officer's language and expressing support for the warden. Local officials have not yet commented, and the police department has not released an official statement.
Jain, known for her strict traffic enforcement in Indore, said she hopes the matter will prompt a review of conduct standards within the force.
Jain alleges that the officer addressed her as 'Ladies caste', a term she described as derogatory and inappropriate. She filed a complaint, stating that the remark undermined her authority and dignity.
The incident quickly gained attention on social media, with many users condemning the officer's language and expressing support for the warden. Local officials have not yet commented, and the police department has not released an official statement.
Jain, known for her strict traffic enforcement in Indore, said she hopes the matter will prompt a review of conduct standards within the force.