Why Media is now quiet ? Go back and ask them NOW!! Reacting to the incident, Union minister Uma Bharti said, All the girls should do what these sisters did. They did well. But it is sad that none of the other passengers came to their help. Society has to change its mindset and people should stop being mere onlookers when such incidents take place. What the girls wear, does not matter. People should come together and ensure that women are respected and their dignity is maintained, she said. n National Commission for Women chairperson Lalitha Kumarmangalam too praised the girls. I would like to congratulate the girls and ask the authorities to take appropriate action. Few girls have the guts to take on the molesters. The government should take action. I would appeal to every Indian to come forward, she said. Union minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the incident highlighted that Indian women are exposed to all kinds of risks in public spaces. It is very unfortunate (incident) and very brave of these two girls ... I suppose the Centre and the state will all have to work together in a focused manner, otherwise public spaces are not going to be safe, she said. The commerce minister said that the issue of safety of women will be taken up with the home ministry. timesofindia.indiatimes/india/Villagers-issue-ultimatum-to-administration-Release-Rohtak-sisters-molesters/articleshow/45338678.cms
Posted on: Wed, 10 Dec 2014 06:33:46 +0000