<p>Cuttack: A complaint was filed by a woman in Odisha's Cuttack, alleging that some policemen used expletives when she urged them to remove their vehicle parked in front of her house as they were drinking.</p>.<p>The incident came to the light on Tuesday amid the row over the alleged assault of an Army officer and his fiancée in police custody in Bhubaneswar.</p>.<p>The woman said that the PCR van stopped in front of her house around 12 am on Sunday, and one of the personnel asked her for directions to a person's residence.</p>.<p>She said that after she gave them the directions, some personnel went there, while the others stayed back and drank.</p>.<p>"When I asked the police personnel to move the vehicle and park elsewhere, an argument started," she said, alleging that annoyed over this, some of the policemen used expletives to "scold" her.</p>.<p>Based on her complaint, a case was registered at the Cuttack Sadar police station, an officer said.</p>.<p>An investigation is underway, said inspector-in-charge Jagannath Mallick.</p>
<p>Cuttack: A complaint was filed by a woman in Odisha's Cuttack, alleging that some policemen used expletives when she urged them to remove their vehicle parked in front of her house as they were drinking.</p>.<p>The incident came to the light on Tuesday amid the row over the alleged assault of an Army officer and his fiancée in police custody in Bhubaneswar.</p>.<p>The woman said that the PCR van stopped in front of her house around 12 am on Sunday, and one of the personnel asked her for directions to a person's residence.</p>.<p>She said that after she gave them the directions, some personnel went there, while the others stayed back and drank.</p>.<p>"When I asked the police personnel to move the vehicle and park elsewhere, an argument started," she said, alleging that annoyed over this, some of the policemen used expletives to "scold" her.</p>.<p>Based on her complaint, a case was registered at the Cuttack Sadar police station, an officer said.</p>.<p>An investigation is underway, said inspector-in-charge Jagannath Mallick.</p>