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Army orders disciplinary action against Major Gogoi

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New Delhi: Army orders disciplinary action against Major Leetul Gogoi, who was briefly detained by J&K Police after altercation when entering a hotel in Srinagar with a young Kashmiri woman in may.

On May 23, Major Gogoi, along with a local Kashmir woman and one Sameer Ahmed, who was also in the Army, were questioned at a police station in Srinagar following an altercation at the Hotel Grand Mamta after the staff refused to let the woman in.

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Major Gogoi was detained by the Jammu and Kashmir Police from a hotel with a woman on May 23. He was allegedly involved in a brawl with the woman at the hotel.

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