Grabbed my hair, slapped me: Cop arrested for assaulting ex-girlfriend, family
A Delhi Police constable has been arrested after his former girlfriend accused him of assaulting her, threatening her family, and attempting to force his way into her Gurugram residence. The complaint also alleges a previous assault and blackmail through threats to leak a private video, while CCTV footage of the latest incident has surfaced online.
A Delhi Police constable has been arrested for allegedly assaulting his former girlfriend, threatening her family, and creating a ruckus at a residential society in Gurugram, officials said on Thursday.
The accused, identified as 32-year-old Ronit Yadav, is posted with the Delhi Police and was deployed at a Metro station. He was arrested after a complaint was filed by his former partner, a 25-year-old BBA student. A local court later remanded him to judicial custody, while his bail plea was rejected.
According to the complaint, the woman had ended her relationship with Yadav and stopped communicating with him due to his behaviour. She alleged that on May 31, Yadav arrived at Jalvayu Vihar society in Gurugram between 5 am and 6 am in an allegedly intoxicated state.
When her mother refused to let him enter the house, Yadav allegedly attempted to force his way inside. Police said the complainant accused him of abusing family members and threatening to kill and rape her mother and 15-year-old sister.
The woman further alleged that when she returned to the society, Yadav intercepted and assaulted her in public.
In her complaint, she claimed that he grabbed her by the hair and repeatedly slapped her in full public view.
She also alleged that Yadav had assaulted her in a similar manner in September 2025. Although she had approached the police at the time, she later withdrew the complaint after he allegedly threatened to leak a private video of her.
Police said CCTV footage from the society captured parts of the incident. According to investigators, Yadav attempted to flee after the alleged assault and rammed his SUV into the society's iron gate when security personnel tried to stop him by closing the exit.
Based on the complaint, an FIR was registered under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Police said Yadav was arrested, produced before a court, and sent to judicial custody.
A Delhi Police constable has been arrested for allegedly assaulting his former girlfriend, threatening her family, and creating a ruckus at a residential society in Gurugram, officials said on Thursday.
The accused, identified as 32-year-old Ronit Yadav, is posted with the Delhi Police and was deployed at a Metro station. He was arrested after a complaint was filed by his former partner, a 25-year-old BBA student. A local court later remanded him to judicial custody, while his bail plea was rejected.
According to the complaint, the woman had ended her relationship with Yadav and stopped communicating with him due to his behaviour. She alleged that on May 31, Yadav arrived at Jalvayu Vihar society in Gurugram between 5 am and 6 am in an allegedly intoxicated state.
When her mother refused to let him enter the house, Yadav allegedly attempted to force his way inside. Police said the complainant accused him of abusing family members and threatening to kill and rape her mother and 15-year-old sister.
The woman further alleged that when she returned to the society, Yadav intercepted and assaulted her in public.
In her complaint, she claimed that he grabbed her by the hair and repeatedly slapped her in full public view.
She also alleged that Yadav had assaulted her in a similar manner in September 2025. Although she had approached the police at the time, she later withdrew the complaint after he allegedly threatened to leak a private video of her.
Police said CCTV footage from the society captured parts of the incident. According to investigators, Yadav attempted to flee after the alleged assault and rammed his SUV into the society's iron gate when security personnel tried to stop him by closing the exit.
Based on the complaint, an FIR was registered under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Police said Yadav was arrested, produced before a court, and sent to judicial custody.
