Indian Army recruits women to fulfill their sexual desires, says Corona Jet Kaur, the deputy commandant who resigned from the Indian paramilitary force.

Indian Army recruits women to fulfill their sexual desires, says Coronation Jet Corps, who resigned from the Indian paramilitary force.

While interviewing regional TV in India, Karuna Jait Kaur said that she was sexually assaulted by the Indian Border Force in Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), which led to the ITBP. I resigned as a doctor.

"I was posted with another female deputy commandant at the border," she said.

"On the night of June 9 and 10 this year, a constable opened the door to her room and tried to abuse me," she said.

"When I reported the incident to the officer in charge of the post commander, he took irresponsible behavior and told the constable why he came here and asked him to go to bed later," she said.

"I opposed this behavior and demanded access to the telephone or wireless, to which he excused, saying that wireless was not working," she said.

"I called my senior via telephone from the Indian Army when he was drunk and asked to call the next morning," She added.

“The next day my senior called me himself and asked who told the DG about this and said not to tell anyone about the lock on my door,” the woman said.

"Women are recruited in the Indian Forces to fulfill their sexual desires. If a constable can attempt to abduct a deputy commandant, what will be the situation elsewhere," said Corona Jet Corps.

"A large number of women in the force may face this problem, but they cannot afford to talk about it because of private issues," she said.