Guj Govt announces judicial inquiry in Naliya gangrape

Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani on Wednesday announced in the state Assembly that a judicial inquiry will be held in the Naliya gang-rape case in which four BJP workers are among the accused.

The opposition Congress had earlier not allowed the House to function over the issue, demanding a judicial inquiry.

As the proceedings for discussion on the Naliya case started today, the Speaker Ramanlal Vora informed that a meeting was held between Chief Minister Rupani and Leader of Opposition Shankarsinh Vaghela and some other leaders from both the parties in his chamber.

In the meeting, the CM agreed to a judicial inquiry.

Rupani later stated in the House that the government had taken a very strict view of the crime and had arrested all the accused after the FIR was registered.

A judicial inquiry will be held and no one who is involved in the crime would be spared, he assured.