Haryana State Commission for Women Chairperson Usha Priyadarshi held a public hearing on women related issues under the program ‘Ayog Apke Dwar’ at PWD Rest House on Wednesday. During this time, he listened in detail to both the parties in the complaints placed before the commission, reviewed the available facts and action taken by the concerned departments and gave necessary directions to the officials. During this time Sunita Lochab, member of Women’s Commission was also specially present with her. On this occasion, he discussed the issues related to women in the district with DC Abhishek Meena and SP Hemendra Meena.
19 complaints included in the agenda were heard during the public hearing before Commission Chairperson Usha Priyadarshi. The Chairperson listened to both the parties related to each case and inquired about the status of the complaints and the action taken so far. During the hearing, 14 cases were disposed of by the Commission giving directions for necessary action, while in other cases the concerned officers were directed to complete the necessary action as per the rules and submit the report in the upcoming hearing.
The Chairperson of the Commission, while hearing both the parties, directed to arrest the accused on the spot in the two cases. Directing the police to take strict action as per the rules on the allegation of assault by his daughter in one case, saying that those who do this in the society will not be spared in any way. At the same time, there were also cases of making vulgar comments against women and blackmailing them on social media. On which the commission, hearing with all seriousness, directed the police to take strict action in such cases. After filing a complaint related to domestic violence, the commission directed the police to take action as per rules. Along with this, the Commission also directed the parties to be heard through video in one or two cases and to appear in the next hearing.
On this occasion, Chairperson Usha Priyadarshi said that the objective of Haryana State Commission for Women is to ensure prompt and regular resolution of grievances related to women on the basis of facts. The country and state governments led by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Shri Naib Singh Saini are also working with full seriousness regarding the safety of women. The government is fully aware of women’s empowerment, self-reliance and security.
The Chairperson said that the commission is seriously hearing the cases of violence against women, matrimonial disputes and other related matters. He said that the action taken by the investigating officers in the complaints is also reviewed so that the aggrieved women can get timely justice. He said that in every complaint that comes before the commission, after hearing all the concerned parties, efforts are made to ensure action as per the rules based on the available facts. Effective action is being taken by establishing coordination with the concerned departments and authorities to solve the problems of women.
Arrangements should be made at the Citizen Hospital
Chairperson of Women’s Commission Usha Priyadarshi inspected the arrangements at Citizen Hospital in Rewari. During this, he inspected the women’s ward and interacted with the women patients and got information about the facilities being provided to them. At the same time, he gave necessary instructions to the doctors and staff members on duty along with checking the register. He said that special wards should be provided for women patients and proper attention should be paid to cleanliness. Along with this he also visited a bank branch located in Rewari based on the complaint. Where he checked the drinking water system and other systems including toilets and also took information from the staff members.
Come and be present
ASP Deepika Agarwal, Women and Child Development Program Officer Shalu Yadav, DSP Sanjeev Balhara, CMO Dr Narendra Dahiya, Women Police Station Incharge Sarita Yadav and City Police Station Incharge Sube Singh etc. were present along with other concerned officials.
