Jasleen Kaur harassment controversy

The Jasleen Kaur harassment controversy stemmed from the allegation of sexual harassment made by Jasleen Kaur against Sarvjeet Singh in 2015 and the events that followed. In August 2015, Kaur, a woman from Delhi posted a photo of a Singh on Facebook, alleging that Singh had sexually harassed her. The post went viral on Indian social media, garnering widespread attention. National celebrities and politicians provided Kaur with widespread support for raising her voice against eve-teasing and sexual harassment on social media. The CM of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal also tweeted in support of Kaur, calling it ‘an act of bravery’. Singh was arrested on charges of sexual harassment the next day (of which he would later be acquitted). The following day, Singh posted bail. Indian media, including national news channels, labelled Singh as a "National Pervert" and "Delhi ka Darinda" (Delhi's predator).
A few days after the incident, an eyewitness vouched for Singh's innocence which brought credibility to Singh's account.
After four years, in 2019, the Indian court acquitted Singh of all the charges and he was held innocent.
Events.
Background.
On August 23, 2015, Kaur, a former student at St. Stephen's College, posted a picture of a man and alleged that he passed obscene comments at her during an argument on road. After the post went viral, Singh was arrested a local police under sections 354A (Sexual harassment), 506 (Punishment for criminal intimidation) and 509 (Word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman) of the Indian Penal Code.
Facebook post.
"This man (misnomer) made obscene comments on me today at around 8 pm near Aggarwal, Tilak Nagar. He was on a silver Royal Enfield, vehicle number - DL 4S CE 3623. When I told him that im clicking his picture and i'm going to file a complaint against him, he responded by posing for the picture and said- "Jo kar sakti hai kar le. Complaint karke dikha, fir dekhiyo kya karta hun main"."
"But there was something that is disturbing me much more than his obscene remarks- the fact that it was a red traffic signal and 20 other people heard what he was telling me. Yes, no one minded. No one intervened. No one stood up for me. I decided to stand up for myself and lodged a complaint in Tilak Nagar police station with his photo and vehicle number."
"Share his picture and vehicle number as much as you can to pin this creep. (only if you care)."
"Today he had the audacity to say these things to me, tomorrow he will have the audacity to move one step ahead and do it."
"PS- I could've written here exactly what he said in his comments, but i don't want FB to remove my post."
Kaur's account.
Kaur stated that Singh was trying to jump the red signal. She asked him to follow the traffic rules to which Singh replied with obscene comments. 
The court later observed the complainant had made material alterations to her previous statements, concluding that "the testimony of the complainant is not trustworthy and casts serious doubt on the case of the prosecution."
Singh's account.
Singh said that he wasn't breaking any of the traffic rules as he was intending to take a left-turn which is a free-turn even on a red signal. He explained this to Singh which was construed rude by her. Kaur took pictures and posted it on social media providing a false summary of events. 
Singh also stated Kaur fabricated events as a publicity stunt to gain a political mileage as she is a supporter of the Aam Aadmi Party, an Indian political party. 
Reactions.
The Facebook post shared by Kaur on August 23rd, 2015 immediately went viral on the social media in India with over 100,000 shares.
Reactions in support of the Kaur, lauding her supposed bravery, and expressive of disgust and contempt for Singh came thick and fast, beginning the same day: 
The next day, on August 24th, the then Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted lauding her supposed bravery asking all the girls of Delhi to speak up against such unacceptable acts. The Delhi Commission for Woman (DCW) Chief, Swati Maliwal also came in support of Kaur.
The Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) said that she will be given 5000 rupees for her supposed bravery.
Actress Sonakshi Sinha also came in support of Kaur, however later tweeted apologizing to Singh for the presumption of guilt.
After this incident, Singh has stated he had lost his job short after the incident took place because of the media coverage and couldn't find any other stable source of income.
Times Now fined.
The news channel Times Now was fined a sum of Rs. 50,000 by the News Broadcasting Standards Authority (NBSA), and was asked to apologize on-air. Times Now had interviewed the accused in an “aggressive, intimidating, and browbeating style, and the telecast of the interview with tag-lines treating the accused as guilty".
Judgment.
On October 24th, 2019, four years after the incident, the court passed the judgment. All the charges were dismissed and Singh was held innocent. He was acquitted of all the charges against him.