'Heinous Act': Assam Women's Commission Slams Victor Das Over Viral Assault Video, Orders Urgent Probe

The Assam State Commission for Women (ASCW) has taken suo-motu cognisance of a disturbing incident involving Victor Das, who was allegedly seen physically assaulting a woman in a viral video that has drawn sharp criticism across the state.

The undated video, widely shared on social media, shows Das slapping, dragging, and pulling the hair of an unidentified woman as she attempts to resist.

Trigger Warning: Viewer discretion is advised. The following visual features physical assault and can be disturbing to some.

मैं ऐसे शब्द पसंद नहीं करती लेकिन ये क्लिप बहुत डिस्टर्बिंग है.

दो नामर्द हैं यहां एक जो इस लड़की पर हाथ उठा रहा है, दूसरा जो वीडियो बना रहा है.

ये लड़की रिश्ते में चाहे जो भी हो, चाहे पैसे लेकर ही क्यों न साथ गई हो,

मा'र पीट का हक़ किसने दिया? @grok ?
https://t.co/AH4JVXFYH8

— Jigyasa (@EkSawalMaiKaru) June 2, 2025

Viral Video Triggers Outrage, ASCW Steps In

The incident prompted a stern response from the ASCW. Labeling the act as “heinous”, the Commission registered a suo-motu case (ASCW/SM/01/2025) against Das and has directed law enforcement agencies to launch an immediate and thorough investigation.

In an official release, the Commission stated, “This is a heinous act. The safety and dignity of women must never be compromised. We expect the concerned departments to respond with urgency.”

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The ASCW has formally instructed both law enforcement and administrative departments to furnish a detailed enquiry and action-taken report within 30 days of receiving its directive. The Commission made it clear that delays or negligence in following up the case would not be tolerated.

Reiterating its commitment to women’s safety, the Commission added, “We will continue to monitor this case closely and ensure that justice is delivered. The rights and dignity of women in Assam must be upheld at all costs.”