A lot of times rape goes unreported, the ones who are least likely to report it are males. This is a problem that has been around for a long time, also due to the archaic rape laws around the world. This is a no brainer, if you have been violated you have the right to report the individual who violated you.
Both genders should be allowed to file sexual harassment complaints. This is an issue regarding one's right to protect themselves from sexual harassment; whether one is male or female is irrelevant. Both males and females can be harassed so both should be allowed to file complaints, in India or any country.
Sexual harassment is wrong, whether the victim is male or female. The stereotype is that only women can be negatively impacted by sexual harassment. In reality, however, both men and women can be equally hurt by unwanted sexual advances. In short, the best solution is to protect the rights of both men and women equally so that they can make complaints against the perpetrator in sexual harassment cases.
Yes, sexual harassment can work both ways. Before, men may have felt intimidated to filing a complaint due to social constructs and pressures that made it seem not "manly" to do so. In this day and age, there should be no tolerance for harassment of anybody, no matter what their sex is.