Twitterati roast Delhi Police for comments on woman who helped bust liquor mafia

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has asked LG Anil Baijal to take immediate action against local policemen

Delhi Police received severe criticism for their comment about the woman who helped the Delhi Commission of Women (DCW) to bust an illicit liquor racket in outer Delhi’s Narela area on Thursday, December 7.

The Delhi Police, in response to a tweet by the DCW Chief Swati Maliwal strongly condemning the attack and questioning the law and order situation in the national capital, said that the incident was a ‘quarrel’ between Praveena, the victim and the ladies of the JJ cluster. It also said that unlike what Maliwal mentioned, the nearest police post was about 5 Km away.

Here’s what the tweet said:

Soon after, Twitter exploded with comments who trashed Delhi Police for their response. Here’s what Twitterati said:

The case
A woman was allegedly beaten up and paraded naked on Thursday, December 7 after she helped the DCW to bust an illicit liquor mafia in outer Delhi’s Narela area.

DCW chief Swati Maliwal said that the DCW volunteer, Praveena, was threatened, attacked brutally and paraded naked for helping a liquor raid panel earlier yesterday. Here’s what she wrote:

Later, she also shared a video on her Twitter handle in which the victim alleged that she was she was paraded naked and beaten up with rods when she tried to raise her voice against the sale of illegal liquor being her locality. “I was dragged naked. And when a policeman tried to help me, he was also thrashed. They thrashed me with a rod. They also said that they would do the same with Swati Maliwal and other women who will oppose them,” the victim said in the video.

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Here’s what the victim said:

The DCW chief also questioned the Delhi Police for not being able to maintain law and order in the national capital, which incited the response. Here’s what she said:

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What did Delhi CM say
Reacting to the incident, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asked the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, Anil Baijal, to take immediate action against local policemen and ensure everyone’s safety.

Here’s what he said:

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