Sexual Harassment Sexual Harassment

3 years ago

I am a professor in a renowned university. My performance has always been good in the institute. A new director joined the institute two years ago, and is extremely aggressive, though with me he was too frank which also I disliked. Whenever my wife and I went for walk, and saw him on the way, or whenever in institute functions, both my wife and I greeted him with smile (and thats what we do with everyone). Two days ago, his bastard called up at home when I was out of station and said - "I am attracted towards you. Say yes or No! " My wife said - what are you saying and hung up the phone. Since then we are in tremendous pressure, crying, taking medicines, seeking help from a psychologist. I wrote him an email regarding his unprofessional unconduct and why he did this. I thought I will get my termination soon. But he replied and said he is extremely sorry and accepts what he did. And also said - "I beg mercy from you". But will accept whatever you will do to me." What should we do, we are unsure? Should we report to the board? Will he be thrown out or not? This will also give us lots of breach of privacy. Life would never be same again if everyone knows. Kindly advise.

Chakrapani Madupu

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A.The title sexual harassment @ work place has been extended only to support the sufferers hence you can raise voice without feeling unsecured
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

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A.Hi,
You may complain to the board and initiate an inquiry regarding the same, so that the offender is punished.
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A.Hi,
If you want to take any legal actions against that person, then you may complain to the university's board. Generally, these matters are resolved by the internal inquiry committee which will be formed by the board.
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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Sir,
You may lodge complaint with police and also with vice chancellor of your University.

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SUBRATHA RAY

Responded 3 years ago

A.Dear Client,
If you are true and honest on your words as per the statement you have written above you are advised to for for legal remedies as per the court of law. For further details and opinion you are advised to consult legal practitioner with further more details about the matter.

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Subratha Ray
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Advocate Niyas Fazal A

Responded 3 years ago

A.My observation is that if you didn't complain to police or board he took it as an advantage. May be in future this type of incidents will happen. It is only chance I'm not sure but you have to keep your privacy. Im suggesting that you have to complain in police station and to board.
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