Thane: Opposition leader at Maharashtra Legislative Council Pravin Darekar on Friday visiting the Manpaan Manpada in the Thane District, where he targets the state government of the rape of a terrible dombivli gang.
“Seeing the increase in cases related to crimes against women, I want to ask the state government to refer to meetings of all parties to discuss this issue so that some solutions can be found to stop the incident,” a demand demand.
Read Alsono’s political connection was found in the rape of the Dombivli Gang, said Policeno Maharashtra’s political connection was found in the Prima Facie of the alleged rape of a 15-year-old girl in the Dombivli area of ​​the Maharashtra district, said the Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Sonali Dhole on Friday.
“The little girl was raped for nine months.
What is your intelligence system (police) at that time? Now, the state government needs to work on this, so that the type of incident like it is not repeated.” He said.
After meeting with police officials investigating a gang rape case, a vehicle accused that the police station was under the jurisdiction, the incident occurred, facing the lack of staff.
“If we try to complete more work by fewer staff, then how can they work efficiently?” He asked.
The BJP leader highlighted that before the gang rape case, there were cases of rape of a deaf and mute girl in Kalyan and rape of minors with threatening with a hammer in Ulhasnagar.
Dombivli Gangrape Case: 15-year-old sexual abuse More than 9 Bulandarekar said that the state government and the department of the house were fully responsible for this incident.
“Even after so many cases, there has been no comprehensive discussion by the government.
Does the Government of Maha Vikas Aghadi hold talks with NGOs or any political parties?” He asked.
“Every time such events occur, we are opposition leaders coming forward and enhancing this problem, but similar incidents occur again in the next few days.
Even then, the government does nothing,” he added.
He further said, “The government does not know what is his priority.
It has been more than a year that the government failed to apply the law of Shakti in the state.” Darekars demand that the state government call meetings of all parties to discuss women’s safety issues and find solutions to prevent such cases in the future.
Darekar also slams the commissioner of Pune Pune Kp Singh for his recent comment.
“Commissioner of Police Pune, Krishna Prakash, known as ‘Dabang’ officer, said that unless there was murder on the road, legal questions and order did not appear.
Now how can a commissioner rank officer speak like this?” He asked.
“This shows how serious this government is about law and order,” he said.