Viral audio of woman telecaller slamming Indian paramilitary sparks uproar

A viral audio clip has sparked outrage in India after a woman, identified as telecaller Anu Radha Verma, was heard using abusive and derogatory language against a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel during a dispute over loan repayment.

According to Indian media reports, Verma allegedly mocked the officer’s education and profession, telling him he was “ignorant” and would not have been “sent to the border if you were educated.”

She went further, accusing him of “usurping others’ money” and even remarking, “That is why your children are born disabled.”

At one stage, when the officer tried to respond, she cut him off, saying: “What lesson will you teach me? My family is also linked to the army. You are living on debt and you will teach me?”

As the audio spread widely across social media, speculation mounted that Verma was linked to a bank.

However, the bank named in online claims issued a clarification denying she was an employee though questions remain about how she obtained sensitive loan details if not through official channels.

Amid mounting criticism and a worsening public perception of the Indian armed forces, another audio clip of Verma, but this time offering an apology to the CRPF personnel, also surfaced online.

The woman was heard requesting to “stop harassing” her with audio or video calls and offensive messages to stop.