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Top priority to molestation cases
Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister N Chinarajappa disclosed that atrocity and molestation cases against women and girls would be accorded top priority so that the guilty would be awarded stringent punishment.
Kakinada: Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister N Chinarajappa disclosed that atrocity and molestation cases against women and girls would be accorded top priority so that the guilty would be awarded stringent punishment.
Highlights:
- Appropriate measure will be taken to avert incidents like Dachepalli in future
- Deputy Chief Minister says that necessary instructions were issued to the police department to investigate such incidents at a brisk pace
- Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has taken the initiative for creation of more awareness at state-level among public after the Dachepalli incident
- Rallies will be taken out and awareness programmes will be conducted across the state
- Four special vans will be pressed into service to identify such activities in East Godavari district for safeguarding the interests of women and girls
Speaking at a review meeting with the district police and revenue officials at the Collectorate here on Saturday, the Home Minister said that the incident at Dacheaplli was unfortunate. Apart from stringent punishment to the guilty, appropriate measure would be taken to avert incidents of such nature in future.
The Deputy Chief Minister said that necessary instructions were issued to the police department to investigate such incidents at a brisk pace in order to award speedy punishment to the guilty.
Chinarajappa said that Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has taken the initiative for creation of more awareness at state-level among public after the Dachepalli incident.
Rallies would be taken out and awareness programmes would be conducted across the state, he said
Anti-social elements, who indulge in intimidation and harassment, would be taken into custody immediately, he said.He said that four special vans would be pressed into service to identify such activities in East Godavari district for safeguarding the interests of women and girls.
Collector Kartikeya Mishra, Superintendent of Police Vishal Gunni, Rajamahendravaram sub-collector Srikanth Varma, Ramopachodavaram sub-collector Vinod Kumar, additional joint collector J Radhakrishna Murty, Mayor S Pavani and others were present.
