By Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on weekday criticised a member of the National Commission for Women’s (NCW) for her comments against the gangrape in Uttar Pradesh’s Budaun and questioned whether or not women’s safety may well be ensured with such behaviour. A 50-year-old Anganwadi employee was gang-raped and dead by a priest and his 2 aides in Budaun district on Jan three. All the defendant are in remission by the state police.
Members of the Women’s Commission ar blaming the victim for the rape. The Budaun administration thinks {about|worries|is bothered} about United Nations agency leaked the post-mortem results of the victim,” Priyanka Gandhi wrote on Facebook in Hindi.
NCW’s Chandramukhi Devi had stoked conflict once she reportedly deuced the Budaun rape victim, language if the girl didn’t go alone, the crime may are avoided.
Gandhi cited another incident of rape reported from Moradabad and aforementioned that ladies would ne’er forgive this body system.
On weekday, the Congress leader had alleged that there was one thing wrong in Uttar Pradesh’s administration with relevance women’s security.
NCW presiding officer Rekha Sharma condemned Devi’s behaviour and aforementioned that ladies had the proper to maneuver out whenever and where they wished to. On being asked whether or not she stood by Devi’s remarks, Sharma aforementioned, “No I don’t… I don’t acumen and why the member has aforementioned this however ladies have all the proper to maneuver on their can whenever and where they require to. It’s society’s and also the state’s duty to create places safe for ladies.”
