West Bengal post-poll violence: NCW takes suo motu cognisance of attacks on women
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BJP leaders shared movies of the get together workplace in Nandigram being ransacked in addition to women supporters of the get together being bodily assaulted
A staff of the National Commission for Women (NCW) headed by its chairperson, Rekha Sharma, will go to West Bengal to research attacks on women throughout the post-poll violence seen within the State.
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A press release issued by the NCW mentioned that it was taking suo motu cognisance of such attacks after movies had been shared on Twitter of women being overwhelmed up in Nandigram.
“The Commission is deeply perturbed and has viewed this incident seriously as it questions the safety and security of women in the State,” the assertion added.
On May 3, BJP leaders Kailash Vijayvargiya and Sambit Patra shared movies of the get together workplace in Nandigram being ransacked in addition to women supporters of the get together being bodily assaulted.
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The Commission has additionally written to DGP West Bengal to research situations of violence and arrest the accused individuals.
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