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Crime
Rajasthan Police Commissioner Dotasra Starts Sit-in Demanding FIR for Ritu Barala
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 19 Oct 2026, 08:31 PM
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Govind Singh Dotasra arrived at the protest site in Delhi and announced that his team will remain on sit‑in until an FIR is registered in the alleged assault case involving Ritu Barala.
Rajasthan's Police Commissioner, Govind Singh Dotasra, travelled to the protest location in Delhi on Thursday, joining a sit‑in organized by supporters of model Ritu Barala. The demonstration seeks a formal First Information Report (FIR) after Barala alleged she was assaulted by Delhi police officers.
Dotasra addressed the gathering, stating that the police force would remain seated at the protest site until the FIR is officially recorded. He emphasized that filing the FIR is essential for a transparent investigation and for upholding the rule of law.
The protest follows Barala's claim of physical harassment by Delhi police, a matter that has drawn attention from media outlets in both Rajasthan and the national capital. No official FIR has been lodged as of the time of reporting.
Local authorities in Delhi have not commented on the demand, while the Rajasthan police administration has pledged to monitor the situation closely and ensure that due process is followed.
The sit‑in is expected to continue until the requested FIR is filed, with officials warning that any escalation could impact inter‑state police cooperation.
Dotasra addressed the gathering, stating that the police force would remain seated at the protest site until the FIR is officially recorded. He emphasized that filing the FIR is essential for a transparent investigation and for upholding the rule of law.
The protest follows Barala's claim of physical harassment by Delhi police, a matter that has drawn attention from media outlets in both Rajasthan and the national capital. No official FIR has been lodged as of the time of reporting.
Local authorities in Delhi have not commented on the demand, while the Rajasthan police administration has pledged to monitor the situation closely and ensure that due process is followed.
The sit‑in is expected to continue until the requested FIR is filed, with officials warning that any escalation could impact inter‑state police cooperation.