14 September,2020 11:19 AM IST | Aurangabad | mid-day online correspondent
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The Aurangabad police booked a man for allegedly flashing and outraging the modesty of a woman. According to police officials, the accused made several video calls to the woman and demanded sexual favours.
Acting on the woman's husband's complaint, the MIDC Waluj police registered an offence against the suspect, reports Times of India. Sub-inspector Satish Pandit, who is investigating the case, said in the beginning, the woman ignored the calls from the unidentified man but the frequency of the calls and the vulgarity increased with time.
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During one of the video calls, the accused flashed his private parts, that is when the woman brought the matter to the notice of her husband, who approached the MIDC Waluj police on late Thursday night and lodged a complaint.
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The police booked the suspect for outraging the modesty of woman, stalking and criminal intimidation through anonymous communication. "Details of the unidentified number have already been obtained and the process of identifying the suspect is underway," SI Pandit said.
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