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Feeling happy as common citizen: NCW chairperson on Telangana encounter
National Commission for Women chairperson Rekha Sharma reacted on the encounter of all the four accused in Disha case. Rekha said that she felt happy as a common citizen.
National Commission for Women chairperson Rekha Sharma reacted on the encounter of all the four accused in Disha case. Rekha said that she felt happy as a common citizen.
"I am feeling happy as a common citizen that this was the end we all wanted. However, it was supposed to be done through the legal system," she said.
Rekha Sharma, National Commission for Women on #Telangana encounter: As a common citizen I am feeling happy that this was the end we all wanted for them. But this end was supposed to be through the legal system. It should have happened through proper channels. pic.twitter.com/FISS5EVQyF
— ANI (@ANI) December 6, 2019
Rekha Sharma, National Commission for Women on #Telangana encounter: We always demanded death penalty for them, and here police is the best judge, I don't know in what circumstances this happened. https://t.co/cCfPbqy3rB pic.twitter.com/mG66un7DBv
— ANI (@ANI) December 6, 2019
Last week, a team of National Commission for Women had arrived in Hyderabad to conduct a detailed enquiry of the case. The NCW took the Disha case as a suo-moto and sent its team to take up with the police.
