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- Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra expressed concern regarding a rise in violent crimes against women in Delhi and Bihar.
- Recent incidents in the national capital include several sexual assaults against minors.
- She stated that government schemes for women are ineffective if basic safety on streets remains unaddressed.
- The official emphasized the need for central and state authorities to prioritize women's security.
What to watch next
- Government responses to demands for increased women's safety measures.
- Investigation progress regarding sexual assault cases in Delhi and Bihar.
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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
Congress MP from Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency
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“It’s horrible. The crimes against women are just increasing. It was always been unsafe for women, and it has become more and more increasingly violent towards women. I think there is no point talking about big schemes and programmes if we can’t even ensure the safety of women on our streets”
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…to ensure that women can safely venture out on the streets. Ms. Vadra termed the incidents of crimes against women as “horrible” and said that it was always unsafe for women, and now it was becoming even more so. “ It’s horrible. The crimes against women are just increasing. It was always been unsafe for women, and it has become more and more increasingly violent towards women. I think there is no point talking about big schemes and programmes if we can’t even ensure the safety of women on our streets ,” she told reporters. There have been a spate of sexual assaults against minor girls in the national capital in the last couple of weeks. On September 10, a 16-year-old girl was gangraped and killed in Swaroop Nagar;…
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