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NEW DELHI: Dismissed Indian Air Force flying officer Anjali Gupta on Monday approached the National Commission for Women (NCW) seeking a fresh probe into her case in accordance with Supreme Court guidelines. Ms. Gupta (29), who was dismissed on December 8 last after a General Court Martial found her guilty of insubordination and irregularity, claimed that the court's `Vishakha' guidelines dealing with sexual harassment at workplace were not followed in the enquiry. Donning her uniform, Ms. Gupta submitted a memorandum to NCW chairperson Girija Vyas here. She told reporters that the NCW chairperson assured her that she would seek a report on the probe conducted by the Karnataka State Human Rights Commission and the Air Force. Ms. Gupta said the IAF adopted a casual approach to her allegations that she had been sexually harassed by some seniors.
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