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Amid ongoing tensions in Sandeshkhali over protests against TMC-led atrocities and sexual harassment, police maintained a strong presence as normalcy struggled to return to the area.

Swati Maliwal, former chief of the Delhi Commission For Women (DCW), who is set to become an AAP Rajya Sabha MP, stated that her family is scared for her involvement in active politics. Maliwal, however, emphasized that she is not afraid to question the government or go to jail for it.

Swati Maliwal resigned from the post of chief of the Delhi Commission for Women on Friday after the Aam Adami Party (AAP) nominated her as its candidate for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections.

The nine-year-old girl was raped and murdered by her 52-year-old landlord on December 12, and her body was allegedly dumped in the Munak canal. | Latest News Delhi

"Every December 16, politicians talk big about bringing change but (those are) all in vain," she claimed. Of the six men accused in the case, Ram Singh allegedly committed suicide in jail, days after the trial began. A juvenile accused was released in 2015 after spending three years in a correctional home. Nirbhaya Rape Case: Nothing Has Changed in Past Decade, Says DCW Chief Swati Maliwal on 11th Anniversary of Delhi Gangrape.

New Delhi: Nothing has changed in the past decade and crimes against women in Delhi have only gone up, DCW chief Swati Maliwal said on Saturday on the 11th anniversary of the Nirbhaya incident -- a brutal gang-rape and assault case that stirred an outpouring

 A six-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by a senior student of a private school in Delhi, a DCW official said on Saturday.

The senior government official accused of raping a 16-year-old minor girl will be produced before court on Tuesday. Premoday Khaka, along with his wife Seema Rani was arrested by Delhi police on Monday

DCW chief Swati Maliwal sat on a dharna outside the hospital where the girl was admitted after she was not allowed to meet the survivor

DCW chief Swati Maliwal said over 11,000 cases received are from outside Delhi. People come to national capitals jurisdiction to register their case, she said. | Latest News India