Suspended UP Police ACP Mohsin Khan Reinstated After 19 Months, Posted to Cyber Crime HQ
KANPUR / LUCKNOW — ACP Mohsin Khan, who was suspended following serious allegations of rape made by a PhD research scholar at IIT Kanpur, has been reinstated after 19 months. According to a recent transfer list issued on July 2, he has been posted to the Cyber Crime Headquarters, a move that has sparked widespread questions and raised concerns regarding the ongoing case.
Background of the Case
The incident dates back to December 13, 2024, when a PhD scholar from IIT Kanpur lodged a formal complaint against ACP Mohsin Khan. She alleged that the officer sexually assaulted her under the pretext of a false promise of marriage.
Following a preliminary investigation that found substance in the allegations, severe criminal charges were registered against Khan based on the victim's complaint. Consequently, he was immediately removed from his position, suspended, and attached to the police headquarters in Lucknow.
Current Status and Growing Questions
Despite the gravity of the charges and the initial disciplinary action, the latest official transfer orders reflect his reinstatement and assignment to a key role within the Cyber Crime division.
The decision to restore the officer to active duty while the case remains sensitive has drawn significant attention, reigniting discussions around accountability and justice for the victim. Further official updates regarding the status of the investigation are awaited.
