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Nari Niketan to be handed over to DCW

NEW DELHI:After assigning the charge of 181 women helpline last month the Delhi government is now contemplating handing over the management of Nari Niketan to the Delhi Commission for Women DCW

Updated At : 06:20 AM Mar 27, 2016 IST

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New Delhi, March 26

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After assigning the charge of 181 women helpline last month, the Delhi government is now contemplating handing over the management of Nari Niketan to the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW).

In August, DCW chief Swati Maliwal had inspected the facilities at the shelter home where she had also spent a night with other members and described her experience as a “living hell”. — TNS

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