Police register case against KBTA leader

Alleged misbehaviour with women

September 19, 2020 12:13 am | Updated 12:13 am IST - Thrissur

The Thrissur West Police on Friday registered a case against the Kerala Bus Transport Association (KBTA) leader Johnson Padamadan for allegedly misbehaving with women workers in the Regional Transport Office.

According to a complaint lodged by women workers in the RTO, Mr. Padamadan barged into the office without maintaining COVID-19 guidelines and took photos and videos of women workers there and posted them on social media. He also allegedly threatened women workers in the office.

In a complaint, the workers urged the Women’s Commission to ban Mr. Padamadan, who visited the office frequently without maintaining any COVID-19 guidelines, from entering the office.

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