Haryana women’s panel chief inspects Nari Niketan

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Karnal, July 19

Haryana State Commission for Women Chairperson Renu Bhatia instructed investigating officers to use respectful language in cases involving women and ensure no undue pressure was built on them. She said this while inspecting Nari Niketan and Women Police Station in the city today. She also instructed the officials to ensure that all facilities were provided to Nari Niketan inmates.

She also took stock of the cases related to women harassment during her visit at the Women’s Police Station. Bhatia reviewed five cases and directed officials to resolve these promptly.

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