'He was associated with PFI': Om Prakash's wife Pallavi makes shocking allegations

A series of explosive allegations made by a woman named Pallavi, reportedly the wife of senior police officer Om Prakash, has surfaced through a message shared in an official WhatsApp group of government officers. The message, which has since gained wider attention, includes serious claims involving surveillance, illegal possession of weapons, and mental health concerns within the police force.

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In her message, Pallavi alleges that she is under constant surveillance by agents linked to her husband and that Om Prakash was associated with the Popular Front of India (PFI), calling his influence “huge” and his reach “high-profile.” She further demanded the confiscation of a revolver allegedly in his possession, referring to him as a man with “high-profile weapons.”

Pallavi urged that the matter be brought to the notice of Ajit Doval, the National Security Advisor, and claimed that interrogating the family cook would reveal hidden truths. She appealed to the officials in the group to take immediate action and spread her message widely “in the name of humanity.”

Notably, she linked her husband's tenure as Director General of Police (DGP) to a disturbing pattern of suicides among police officers, allegedly occurring every 10–15 days and attributed to mental depression.

These allegations remain unverified, and no official response or investigation has been confirmed as of now.