‘Public should cooperate to make Delhi safe’
29 Dec 2012 2:08 AM GMT
After targeting police over the the gang-rape of paramedic student, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Friday said she only wanted a ‘safe’ city for all the citizens and that the society should cooperate with the force in this endeavour.
‘I just want to say that Delhi should be safe for all. Delhi is a very big city and I think there should be an improvement in the training of police. The instrumentation required for immediate action should be there and the society should also cooperate,’ she said. Dikshit said her government in cooperation with the Delhi Commission for Women will organise a Women Dignity March from Pragati Maidan to Rajghat on 2 January.
The Chief Minister said the police should be ‘responsive’ towards ensuring a ‘safe and secure’ environment in the city. ‘The will take place on 2 January because not only the police should be aware and responsive, but the society should also have the unity to fight against this heinous crime,’ she said.
‘I just want to say that Delhi should be safe for all. Delhi is a very big city and I think there should be an improvement in the training of police. The instrumentation required for immediate action should be there and the society should also cooperate,’ she said. Dikshit said her government in cooperation with the Delhi Commission for Women will organise a Women Dignity March from Pragati Maidan to Rajghat on 2 January.
The Chief Minister said the police should be ‘responsive’ towards ensuring a ‘safe and secure’ environment in the city. ‘The will take place on 2 January because not only the police should be aware and responsive, but the society should also have the unity to fight against this heinous crime,’ she said.
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