Assam Woman Accuses Congress Leader of Assault, Seeks Paternity Test

A woman identified as Jenny has come forward with allegations that she was assaulted by a Congress leader in New Delhi over two decades ago. According to her account, she was brought to the politician's residence in Yamuna Colony in 2002 when she was just 16 years old by a party worker associated with him.

Jenny claimed she remained at the Congress leader's house for approximately eighteen months during this period. She has alleged that she was subjected to assault during her time there and has now initiated legal proceedings related to the incident.

As part of her case, Jenny has demanded that a DNA test be conducted to establish the biological parentage of her son, suggesting she believes the Congress leader to be the child's father. The allegations have drawn attention to historical cases of alleged misconduct within political circles that have remained unresolved for years.

The matter comes at a time when increased scrutiny is being placed on sexual assault allegations across India's political establishment. The Congress party has not yet issued an official statement regarding the accusations against their leader.