"Served Country, Couldn't Protect Wife...": Ex-Soldier On Manipur Video
NDTV
The husband served the Indian Army as a Subedar of the Assam Regiment.
The husband of one of two women paraded naked and molested by a group of men in Manipur is a Kargil war veteran. He rued that though he protected the country, he could not save his wife from being humiliated.
At a press conference in state capital Imphal, he raised a serious question on the role of the Manipur Police, alleging his wife and others were taken away by the mob from a police vehicle and the cops did not resist.
The husband served the Indian Army as a Subedar of the Assam Regiment.
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