North India Statesman
[ad_1]
Ajit Pawar's statement on Badlapur case After Kolkata, there have been many reports of rape and gang rape or harassment of women in Badlapur, Assam and other states and cities of the country. At present, a situation of extreme anger is being seen across the country regarding such incidents. Politicians have also come forward in this matter and are appealing for strict action. Then the statement of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has come into discussion.
What did Ajit Pawar say?
Meanwhile, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and NCP President Ajit Pawar has made a big statement. He said that those who commit crimes against women should be castrated. Speaking about the Mahayuti government's much-discussed 'Ladki Behen' scheme for women in Yavatmal in eastern Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar said that the BJP-Shiv Sena-NCP government in the state will not spare anyone accused of committing crimes against women.
Criminals must be made to fear the law
Ajit Pawar said, “Those who touch our girls should be shown the wrath of the law so that they do not do it again. I would say in my language that they should be castrated so that such crimes do not happen again.”
What happened in Badlapur?
Talking about the Badlapur incident, a disgusting case of sexual abuse of girl students studying in a school here came to light and people were very angry about it. After the incident, people in Badlapur protested for several days to ensure that the accused is punished and the system takes action to protect girls in school.
