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DCW Chief Swati Maliwal's hunger strike enters 10th day
Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chief Swati Maliwal, whose hunger strike against rape incidents in the country entered its 10th day on Thursday, said that the government has not fulfilled her demands to punish the rape convicts.
"Today is the 10th day of my hunger strike. I have been requesting the Central government to make regulations in which the rape convicts should get the harshest punishment within 6 months. However, our government can neither hear the cries of the women, nor can they see the agony of the women," Maliwal told ANI. She further called the government 'insensitive', stating that her demands regarding women safety have not been fulfilled.
"Today is the 10th day of my hunger strike. I have been requesting the Central government to make regulations in which the rape convicts should get the harshest punishment within 6 months. However, our government can neither hear the cries of the women, nor can they see the agony of the women," Maliwal told ANI. She further called the government 'insensitive', stating that her demands regarding women safety have not been fulfilled.
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