Pakistan High Commission : A case of molestation of a domestic helper working in the Pakistani Embassy has come to light. This incident took place in the Pakistani Embassy in New Delhi. It is alleged that an Indian woman working as a domestic helper in the embassy was molested. According to a report by India Today, after this incident, the employee of Saad Ahmed Waraich, the in-charge of the Pakistani Embassy, was deported from the country.
Indian woman harassed in Delhi
54-year-old accused Pakistani citizen Minhaj Hussain was working as a cook at the residence of Saad Ahmed Waraich, Charge d’Affaires of Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi. He is accused of trying to molest an Indian woman here. The report said that the woman was employed as a domestic help at Saad Ahmed’s residence and was living in the servant quarters of Waraich’s official residence at Tilak Marg in New Delhi. 54-year-old Minhaj Hussain came to India in February and allegedly misbehaved with the woman. He was constantly demanding sexual favors from her and was talking obscenely. After the molestation attempt, the woman reported the incident to Saad Ahmed, who quietly sent Hussain back to Pakistan on the pretext of the festival of Bakrid.
The woman became upset even after being fired from her job
After this, the Pakistani High Commission asked the woman to leave her job and house by June 30. The woman was very upset about losing her job and the way she was treated. After this, she went to Tilak Marg police station on June 28 and lodged a police complaint against Minhaj Hussain’s indecent behavior. Delhi Police registered an FIR against Minhaj Ahmed Hussain on the basis of the complaint. Minhaj Hussain was living in India on official passport and visa. Seeing the problem increasing, Minhaj Hussain was sent back to Pakistan again on June 30. This entire incident has shamed the Pakistan High Commission and Saad Ahmed Waraich.