In the wake of the brutal rape of a five-year-old girl in New Delhi, Kiran Bedi, country’s first woman IPS officer and social activist, on Sunday demanded a change in the leadership in Delhi government and police saying they have lost trust of the people in the city.
She said the Lieutenant Governor Tejinder Khanna, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, Chief Secretary DP Spolia and Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar should be changed as they were collectively accountable for the city. “Delhi needs a whole-change of team! LG, CM, CS, CP! All Four! Not one (CP) but all Four! They are collectively accountable for the city!” Bedi said on Twitter.
“It got away then, but no more! They must change,” she said. Expressing deep concern about the “next case of sexual assault, Bedi said she was wondering what is happening inside Delhi Police and how the force is coping with the onslaught on them by public during protests How are lakhs of police personnel coping with public anger? They cannot speak openly. What must be urgently done to remedy? By whom?” Bedi said.
She said “prevention of sexual crimes need a social revolution, just as evil of Sati was fought! Hence involves all,” she added.
–PTI