Internal Complaints Committee cannot comment on personal conduct of parties: Delhi HC
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The Delhi High Court has set the record straight on the ambit of the Internal Complaints Committee. Justice Pratibha M. Singh has clearly laid down that ICC should refrain from indulging in moral policing in cases of sexual harassment at workplace.
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