The Shivraj Singh Government in MP has proposed a new system under which "any women living outside their parental homes for work register themselves with the police so that they can be tracked for their own safety."
About 35 women activists including Anjali Bhardwaj, Shabnam Hashmi, Maimoona Mollah and Poonam Kaushik were detained by the Delhi Police for protesting against the Madhya Pradesh government's controversial proposal of surveillance of working women, calling it an 'assault on women's freedom'. They were picked up from outside MP Bhawan and taken to Mandir Marg police station.
Women activists detained by @DelhiPolice outside Madhya Pradesh Bhawan for protesting against the MP CM's statement of surveillance of working women.
— Anjali Ojha (@ojhaanjali) January 15, 2021
35 women detained including @AnjaliB_ @ShabnamHashmi Maimuna Mollah@GoNews_India pic.twitter.com/3nV5hdpvkn
Later, they were released.
Finally released I guess they had to make space for a bus load of farmers who were protesting and were brought in as they allowed ua to move out of the police station .
— Shabnam Hashmi (@ShabnamHashmi) January 15, 2021
The Shivraj Singh Government in MP has proposed a new system under which "any women living outside their parental homes for work register themselves with the police so that they can be tracked for their own safety."
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