A fast-track chargesheet has been filed against a man accused of stalking a minor in Nagpur. The incident involved a 17-year-old Class XII student who was stalked repeatedly—twice threatened at secluded locations and intercepted three times on her way to tuition. The case caught the attention of Nagpur’s Commissioner of Police, Ravinder Singal, who personally intervened immediately after it was highlighted in the Daily Crime Report. Within 24 hours, the accused was arrested through a police trap at Ambazari police station. The charges, including violations under the POCSO Act, were swiftly drafted and submitted to the court. Chief Singal emphasized building a “watertight case” and ensuring speedy justice, also directing that the victim’s education be protected and uninterrupted.

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