BJP condemns Odia girl’s rape in Delhi

BHUBANESWAR: Condemning the heinous sexual assault on a Odia girl in New Delhi, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday criticised the Delhi Government for failing in controlling of increasing violence against women. The party members expressed grave concern over the horrid act in the national capital though the Central Government has strong law to punish the culprits.

BJP leaders also criticised the State Government for keeping mum after giving a phone call to Delhi Commissioner. The Chief Minister of the State should discuss with the Chief Minister of Delhi regarding the incident, but it could not be happened which shows the inability of the BJD Government, the leaders added.

Party members said that more than 14 per cent women atrocity cases have been lodged during 2012 than the year of 2011. From three year old baby girl to 60 year old women are being raped in the State, they added.

The members demanded the State Government to set up of Mahila Desk in all the police stations in the State by which the women could feel secure to lodge complain easily. The State Government failed to control the violence against women, they alleged.      

BJP condemns Odia girl’s rape in Delhi

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BHUBANESWAR: Condemning the heinous sexual assault on a Odia girl in New Delhi, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday criticised the Delhi Government for failing in controlling of increasing violence against women. The party members expressed grave concern over the horrid act in the national capital though the Central Government has strong law to punish the culprits.

BJP leaders also criticised the State Government for keeping mum after giving a phone call to Delhi Commissioner. The Chief Minister of the State should discuss with the Chief Minister of Delhi regarding the incident, but it could not be happened which shows the inability of the BJD Government, the leaders added.

Party members said that more than 14 per cent women atrocity cases have been lodged during 2012 than the year of 2011. From three year old baby girl to 60 year old women are being raped in the State, they added.

The members demanded the State Government to set up of Mahila Desk in all the police stations in the State by which the women could feel secure to lodge complain easily. The State Government failed to control the violence against women, they alleged.