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Police in India’s Kerala state have summoned former politician and actor Suresh Gopi in relation to a complaint launched by an Indian journalist following his inappropriate conduct during an interview in late October. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) strongly condemns the harassment of a working journalist and calls on authorities to conduct a transparent and effective investigation.

The Kozhikode city police had registered a case against Suresh Gopi on October 28 following a TV journalist’s complaint. Hundreds of BJP workers accompanied him to the police station on Wednesday.

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The former BJP Rajya Sabha MP said he had never been disrespectful to anyone in his life on or off the stage and apologised to her if she had suffered any mental agony due to his behaviour

​The move follows a video that surfaced online purportedly showing Gopi placing his hand on the shoulder of the journalist, who pushes it away twice.