Delhi Police Constable Arrested for Assaulting Ex-Girlfriend in Gurugram, Threatening Her Family
A Delhi Police constable named Ronit Yadav was arrested after allegedly entering a Gurugram residential society in an intoxicated state and assaulting his ex-girlfriend, threatening to kill her family and rape her 15-year-old sister. The incident occurred between 5 and 6:30 am on May 31, 2026, at Jalvayu Vihar in Sector 56, and was captured on CCTV footage that also shows the accused ramming the society's gate with his Mahindra Thar SUV. The case is significant because a serving police officer stands accused of serious crimes including charges under the POCSO Act, and a local court has already rejected his bail application.
Delhi Police constable Ronit Yadav, posted at a metro station and a native of Ghaziabad's Indirapuram, was arrested after allegedly assaulting his ex-girlfriend at a housing society in Gurugram's Sector 56 in the early hours of May 31, 2026. CCTV footage timestamped at 05:24 AM shows his dark-colored Mahindra Thar SUV (UP14GR2028) forcibly breaching the society's gate. According to the complainant, a 21-year-old student, the accused repeatedly rang her apartment doorbell, attempted to force his way inside, threatened to kill her mother, and directed rape and death threats at her 15-year-old younger sister. The woman alleged the accused had been stalking and harassing her since their breakup, and that a prior complaint she filed in September 2025 was withdrawn after he threatened to circulate her private videos. The case was initially registered under multiple sections of the BNS covering assault, wrongful restraint, house trespass, criminal intimidation, and outraging a woman's modesty; police subsequently added Section 11 of the POCSO Act due to the threats made against the minor sister. A local court dismissed the accused's bail application, and he is currently lodged in Bondsi Jail.
What's missing
The current status of the Delhi Police's internal disciplinary proceedings against the constable is not addressed by either source, nor is it clear whether his service weapon was present during the incident.
How coverage differed
Both outlets reported the core facts consistently, but NDTV named the accused (Ronit Yadav) and specified his posting at a metro station, while Times of India focused more on the legal proceedings and the POCSO addition. Times of India also provided the fuller account of the prior September 2025 complaint and the private video threat, suggesting slightly different editorial emphases on the legal versus personal dimensions of the story.
What different sources said
- NDTVCenter
Delhi Cop Assaults Woman In Gurugram, Runs Thar Into Apartment Complex Gate
- Times of IndiaCenter
Drunk Delhi cop enters Gurgaon society, assaults woman and threatens to rape her sister
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