DCW chief Swati Maliwal falls unconscious during hunger strike, hospitalised

Maliwal has been on a hunger strike for over 10 days and was sitting at the Samta Sthal near Raj Ghat.

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The Andhra Assembly on Friday passed Disha Bill, 2019 which ensures punishment for rapists within 21 days.

Maliwal said that she won't end her hunger strike till the government assures her that her demands would be fulfilled.

Swati Maliwal and her family received threatening calls and audio recordings after which she approached Delhi Police seeking urgent action.

The client alerted her brother who visted the brothel on Delhi’s G B Road, disguised as a customer.

In a letter to LS Speaker Om Birla, Swati Maliwal wrote that this Bill, if passed in its present form, will be detrimental to the community.

The body of the girl Twinkle Sharma, was found in a garbage dump on June 2, three days after she reportedly went missing.

In letter to Prez, Maliwal said there should be fixed timeline within which entire judicial process needs to be completed.

Some elder girls at shelter home in Delhi's Dwarka area alleged that female staff put chilli powder in their private parts as punishment.

Supporting the #MeToo movement, Swati Maliwal said, 'Finally, women are hitting out at their accusers, and it is a very welcome move.'