A disturbing incident has been reported in Gurugram, where a friend of an airline crew member attempted to sexually assault her during a work-related trip to Dehradun on February 7. According to the victim's complaint, they were returning from Dehradun when the friend drove the car 250 kilometers in the wrong direction, leading them to Bulandshahr. After eating at a hotel and resting for some time, they decided to return, but exhaustion led the victim to book a hotel room in Gurugram instead.

While at the hotel, the friend informed the victim that he had no money and asked her to stay in the room he booked. Once inside, he locked the door and began to behave inappropriately, even attempting to remove her clothes. The victim raised an alarm, prompting hotel staff to intervene and rescue her from the situation. Following her complaint, the police have registered a case and initiated an investigation into the matter.

This incident highlights serious concerns regarding the safety and trustworthiness of acquaintances in personal and professional settings. It raises questions about the need for stricter measures to ensure the safety of individuals traveling for work, particularly women who are often vulnerable in such scenarios. The ongoing investigation by the police is crucial in addressing the specific charges and preventing similar occurrences in the future.