Haryana cop's 'final note' details 'mental harassment', humiliation, names DGP: Sources
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36% : "... I thought over carefully and was convinced and I cannot bare this continued and concerted conspiracy ... to continue with caste-based discrimination, public humiliation, targeted mental harassment and atrocities any longer and hence this final decision to end it all," it reads, according to the sources.35% : Sources said that Kumar left an eight-page typed and signed 'final note', which he titled "Continued blatant caste based discrimination, targeted mental harassment, public humiliation and atrocities by concerned senior officers of Haryana since August 2020 which is now unbearable."
35% : The note alleges caste-based discrimination, public humiliation, targeted mental harassment, and atrocities the officer was subjected to, the sources said.
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