Actor and former pagaent contestant Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia, known for her role in Choti Sardarni, recently opened up in a powerful and emotional conversation with Hauterrfly about a harrowing experience she endured while still a law student. Recalling the incident, Nimrit revealed she was molested inside the Supreme Court of India — a place she thought would be the safest of all.
“I was molested, sex*ally assaulted in the Supreme Court while a hearing was on by a senior lawyer,” she shared. “I was in my third year of college and had gone to the court to witness a high-profile case. The courtroom was jam-packed, with the judge present. I wasn’t the only one that guy molested.”
She went on to explain how she had entered the courtroom with help from a friend of a friend, who was on the legal counsel. What started as an enthusiastic visit quickly turned into a traumatic memory.
“This guy, with his robe on... I felt someone’s hand on my b*tt first. I thought I was overthinking — it was very crowded. I looked back, and he was staring straight ahead, not even acknowledging my presence,” she recounted. But the inappropriate contact continued.
“I moved to another position. He followed. He touched my hand, then my b*tt again. I was in shock. Tears welled up,” she said.
A senior female lawyer standing nearby noticed Nimrit’s distress. “She asked if I was okay and pointed to the guy. When I nodded, she told me he had molested her too—on the same day,” Nimrit added.
The woman immediately pulled Nimrit out, slapped the man, and called the authorities. “Cops arrived. It was chaos. I was terrified because I thought I was in the safest place — the Supreme Court. And yet, it happened.”
Nimrit wanted to press charges but later made sure she got a written apology and made the guy accept what he did to her.
“I was molested, sex*ally assaulted in the Supreme Court while a hearing was on by a senior lawyer,” she shared. “I was in my third year of college and had gone to the court to witness a high-profile case. The courtroom was jam-packed, with the judge present. I wasn’t the only one that guy molested.”
She went on to explain how she had entered the courtroom with help from a friend of a friend, who was on the legal counsel. What started as an enthusiastic visit quickly turned into a traumatic memory.
“This guy, with his robe on... I felt someone’s hand on my b*tt first. I thought I was overthinking — it was very crowded. I looked back, and he was staring straight ahead, not even acknowledging my presence,” she recounted. But the inappropriate contact continued.
“I moved to another position. He followed. He touched my hand, then my b*tt again. I was in shock. Tears welled up,” she said.
A senior female lawyer standing nearby noticed Nimrit’s distress. “She asked if I was okay and pointed to the guy. When I nodded, she told me he had molested her too—on the same day,” Nimrit added.
The woman immediately pulled Nimrit out, slapped the man, and called the authorities. “Cops arrived. It was chaos. I was terrified because I thought I was in the safest place — the Supreme Court. And yet, it happened.”
Nimrit wanted to press charges but later made sure she got a written apology and made the guy accept what he did to her.
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