Chandigarh stalking case: Vikas Barala, another accused sent to police remand

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He said when the police had summoned Vikas Barala, the accused in the case, his father Subhash Barala himself asked his son to visit the police station at Sector 26 here and cooperate with the police investigations.

He said the woman's father had said that there was no pressure on the family. "Then for what reason is the opposition seeking Subhash Barala's resignation? What wrong has he done?," Vij asked while speaking to reporters.

Chandigarh: Senior Haryana minister Anil Vij said that there was no reason for opposition parties to demand the resignation of Haryana BJP chief Subhash Barala, whose son is an accused in the Chandigarh woman stalking case.