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Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma condemns alleged harassment of Nagaland woman in Delhi, calls for strict action
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🗓 08 Oct 2026, 04:38 PM
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Chief Minister Conrad Sangma denounced the reported harassment of a Nagaland woman in Delhi and urged authorities to take firm legal action.
Chief Minister Conrad Sangma of Meghalaya publicly condemned an incident in which a woman from Nagaland was allegedly harassed in Delhi. In a statement released on Monday, Sangma said the alleged act was an affront to the dignity of women and demanded that the Delhi police register a FIR and pursue the matter with the full force of the law.
Sangma emphasized that any form of harassment, especially against a citizen from another state, must be dealt with swiftly to uphold national unity and the safety of women across India. He called on the central and state governments to ensure that the perpetrators are identified and punished.
The incident, which surfaced on social media, has drawn attention from several political leaders and civil society groups. While details of the alleged harassment remain limited, Sangma's intervention signals a broader political consensus against gender-based violence.
Delhi police have not yet released an official comment, but they are expected to investigate the complaint following the chief minister's appeal for strict action.
The development adds to ongoing debates about safety for inter‑state migrants and the need for stronger protective measures for women in public spaces.
Sangma emphasized that any form of harassment, especially against a citizen from another state, must be dealt with swiftly to uphold national unity and the safety of women across India. He called on the central and state governments to ensure that the perpetrators are identified and punished.
The incident, which surfaced on social media, has drawn attention from several political leaders and civil society groups. While details of the alleged harassment remain limited, Sangma's intervention signals a broader political consensus against gender-based violence.
Delhi police have not yet released an official comment, but they are expected to investigate the complaint following the chief minister's appeal for strict action.
The development adds to ongoing debates about safety for inter‑state migrants and the need for stronger protective measures for women in public spaces.