DCW
Swati Maliwal, the chairperson of DCW, has directed a notice to the Delhi Police, requesting a report on the actions taken in response to the matter. A senior police official confirmed the receipt of the complaint and mentioned that an investigation has been initiated
[…]A statement released by the commission highlighted that the country witnesses approximately 1.25 lakh new cases being diagnosed annually, resulting in over 75,000 deaths
[…]The DCW alleged that the hospital was segregating and categorizing EWS patients, placing them in an inadequate basement area without proper seating and air conditioning
[…]The Swati Maliwal-led panel has also demanded the Wrestling Federation of India chief’s arrest and an inquiry into whether he had anything to do with the social media video in question
[…]In a letter to Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora, Maliwal said she was deeply pained to note that Delhi Police has manhandled female wrestlers and their families protesting peacefully at Jantar Mantar and forcefully detained
[…]The Delhi Commission for Women asked the police, Delhi University and the colleges concerned to submit an Action Taken Report by April 18
[…]In response to a notice by the panel, the Delhi government said the approved draft rules for the city were pending notification from the Union Ministry of Home Affairs
[…]The DCW also sought to know the number of challans issued by the Delhi Police for drunk driving since 2017 and especially the number of such challans issued on December 31, 2022, between 6 pm to 9 am.
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