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SHAME! DCW volunteer attacked by neighbours, stripped for helping bust liquor racket in Delhi's Narela

On Wednesday Night, Delhi Commission For Women Chairperson Swati Maliwal And Her Team Raided The House Of A Woman Identified As Asha. The Police Said Asha And A Few Other Women Allegedly Beat Up The Victim.

News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Neha Singh | Updated on: 08 Dec 2017, 12:35:37 PM

New Delhi:

In a shocking incident on Thursday, a DCW volunteer was allegedly beaten up with iron rod and her clothes was ripped apart before parading her in the lanes of Delhi’s Narela locality.

The incident took place a day after the 33-year-old helped the Delhi Commission for Women bust a liquor racket in the area, PTI reported.

Rajneesh Gupta, DCP (Rohini), however, dismissed the DCW’s allegations that the woman was “paraded naked” and instead said her clothes had “torn a little” while she was being beaten by a group of women. “There were no men among the assailants,” said the DCP.

According to police, the woman was a member of the Nasha Mukti Panchayat and had assisted them earlier. “A total of 312 quarters of alcohol and 12 beer bottles were found from the area on Wednesday,” said the DCP.

On Wednesday night, Delhi Commission for Women Chairperson Swati Maliwal and her team raided the house of a woman identified as Asha. The police said Asha and a few other women allegedly beat up the victim.

The women’s commission’s chief Swati Jai Hind said that the volunteer, who lives near the area, was surrounded by a group of men and women and attacked her on Thursday morning.

“The owner of the illegal liquor shop, along with a mob, surrounded the female volunteer. She was beaten up with iron rods, her clothes were torn and she was paraded naked in the locality,” she told.

On Thursday afternoon, a group of women allegedly attacked the victim for her role in leading to the alcohol seizure.

“The woman suffered bruises and abrasions on her face and forearm. She did not suffer any fractures and did not receive any sharp injuries. The police team rushed her to a hospital,” said the DCP.

The injured woman had earlier this year got another assault case registered against the prime suspect. We had arrested the woman suspect back then also,” said the DCP.

Meanwhile, Madhur Verma, Delhi Police’s spokesperson, pointed out that 55 cases under the Excise Act had been registered against the bootleggers of this neighbourhood.

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First Published : 08 Dec 2017, 10:05:47 AM

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