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'Improper touch' sparks India-Pak diplomatic row

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The Pak High Commission official identified as Shaukat, is posted as an assistant of the naval advisor, was detained by police for his involvement in an altercation with a DU student who alleged that he had inappropriately touched her at Sarojini Nagar market. The official was later let off after he apologised in writing. She didn't press charges against him after this.

from Times of India http://bit.ly/2FyOmJ2

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