Crimes against women are continuously happening in Madhya Pradesh. Madhya Pradesh Congress has made these allegations after the firing incident in Gwalior. Significantly, on Friday, three criminals fired at a minor player in Gwalior. The female player narrowly escaped in the incident. The police have arrested all the three accused. Even though the police have arrested the accused, the matter has taken a political turn with the Congress taking a jibe at Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
On one hand, the Central Government has formed an inquiry committee on the demand of women players. In fact, the wrestlers had started a sit-in against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, President of the Wrestling Federation of India in Delhi. The players had agreed in the meeting with the Sports Minister. On the other hand, a woman boxer was fatally attacked in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. The age of female boxer is only 14 years.
Refused to talk
Actually, it is from the city of Gwalior. On Friday, three minor boys stopped the female player going to her home after practice and made a fatal attack on her. As per information, the boxing player’s neighbor boy offered her friendship but the player refused. The boy was angry because of the girl’s refusal. He conspired with two friends.
Continuously increasing attacks on nieces in the state: Congress
Talking to Madhya Pradesh Congress spokesperson Anand Jat said that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan does not have the right to call himself maternal uncle. Crimes against women are continuously increasing in his state. The Gwalior incident is exposing the security of women in the state.
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