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Rekha Sharma News
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The NCW Chairperson's visit comes at a time when a series of allegations of sexual assault has been filed against several local TMC leaders.
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Delhi High Court has barred the sharing of the video which appeared on social media
National Commission for Women stated that it had come across a media report about an "objectionable video" of a Rouse Avenue court judge
The commission has requested a report on actions taken within seven days
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The public also shouldn't vote for such people, said NCW chief Rekha Sharma
On one side they are making laws on another side, they are promoting rape, said, Sharma.
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Charanjit Singh Channi has taken oath as the CM of Punjab, but the Women's Commission has now raised questions about making him the Chief Minister. Women's Commission Chairperson Rekha Sharma has said that 'I am shocked and disappointed that a person who has been accused of MeToo made the Chief Minister.' In her statement, Rekha Sharma has described Channi as a 'threat to women.'
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NCW chief hit out at Charanjit Singh Channi's selection as Punjab CM
She recalled he was accused during the 'Me Too' movement in 2018
SHe urged Sonia Gandhi to remove him from CM post
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NCW chief has said that 'love jihad' cases are rising in Maharashtra
She has also expressed her concerns over the safety of women in the state
The NCW chief had met Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari in Mumbai on Tuesday
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The NCW issued a letter in this regard to Maharashtra DGP S K Jaiswal saying the commission has taken serious note of the 'hatred and threats' given on social media against a woman by persons holding responsible positions.
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As many as eight lawyers and about 20 policemen including Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) and two Station House Officers (SHOs) sustained injuries in the clash that took place on November 2.
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In a statement, Sharma pointed out that if women who have been victims of sexual assault and harassment don't complain then the predators get a reason to do the same with other women.
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The verdict of the Supreme Court on Friday allowing females to enter the Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala in Kerala has been welcomed with open hands by the women, including political leaders and activists across the country.
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NCW met Delhi Police to work collectively on the issue of women safety in the national capital.
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The chairperson of Kerala State Women's Commission was on Monday denied permission to visit Hadiya, the Hindu woman from Kerala who converted to Islam after marrying a Muslim man.
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Another video capturing yesterday's incident of a car being towed while a woman was breastfeeding her baby inside it, has surfaced today, turning the whole argument over the incident on its head.
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National Commission for Women acting chairperson Rekha Sharma on Monday met Hadiya, the Hindu woman from Kerala who converted to Islam after marrying a Muslim man.
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The National Commission for Women (NCW) team probing the violence in Banaras Hindu University (BHU) in September, on Friday indicted the former Vice Chancellor for the incident.
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