London: Stanley Johnson, father of British PM Boris Johnson, has been accused of sexual harassment by two women. One is a Conservative MP and the other is a woman journalist. Both incidents are many years old, but now they have come to light. Stanley has been in the news many times before. He himself is a politician and has been associated with the World Bank. Let's say Carolyn Nox is a Conservative Party MP and is currently a member of a committee on women in the British Parliament.

Nox made serious allegations of molestation against the British PM's father in an interview with Sky News. Nox alleges that Stanley touched her incorrectly. Later, New Statesman senior journalist Elizabeth Ray made similar allegations. I think Stanley is a well-known personality, Nox said. Stanley Devon was the Conservative candidate from the region at the time of the incident. They touched me wrongly and they left after misbehaving with me. He also made obscene comments on me. According to Nox, the incident took place in 2003 during the party's annual meeting. At that time, both of us were preparing to contest the MP's election. I was about 30 years old at the time, and I could understand my good or bad in a much better way.

Replying to a question, Nox said, "It is my duty to talk about such incidents. This is because if this happens to anyone further, they can raise their voice against it. I couldn't do it myself at that time, but if I remain silent even today, my daughter may have to keep quiet. So, I have to decide what is right to do, in which direction do we go?'' According to Nox, keeping quiet against this kind of action is like encouraging the wrong people.

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