A retired Indian high court judge will investigate allegations that a woman was physically and sexually assaulted by a group of police inside a police station in the eastern state of Odisha, the authorities say.<\/p>\n After the allegations, levelled last week by the 32-year-old woman and her fianc\u00e9 \u2013 an army officer \u2013 led to a huge outcry, four police officials, including three women, were suspended. A fifth policeman was transferred. The action came after the state\u2019s crime branch opened an inquiry into the case.<\/p>\n Warning: This report contains details some may find distressing<\/em>.<\/p>\n A video of the woman, a law graduate who runs a restaurant in the state capital Bhubaneswar, detailing her alleged abuse by police early on the morning of 15 September has been shared many times on social media.<\/p>\n The footage makes for a difficult watch.<\/p>\n In a wheelchair, with a collar around her neck and one arm in a sling, the woman repeatedly breaks down while narrating to journalists what she says happened to her.<\/p>\n She said she had gone to Bharatpur police station with her fiance after closing her restaurant at around 01:00 because they had been harassed by a group of men on the road.<\/p>\n They asked police to send a patrol car quickly to intercept the men who couldn\u2019t have gone far, she said.<\/p>\n \u201cThe police refused to take down our complaint, instead they abused us. When I told them that I was a law graduate and knew my rights, they got even more angry.\u201d<\/p>\n