The issue of Police Action Against Women Farmers in Jetpur village of Gujarat has triggered a political controversy after Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders alleged misconduct, excessive force, and harassment during a recent incident involving protesting women farmers.
The matter has now reached the Gujarat State Women’s Commission after AAP leaders submitted a formal memorandum demanding a fair and impartial investigation into the Police Action Against Women Farmers case.
AAP Submits Memorandum to Women Commission
AAP Gujarat Women Wing President Payal Patel led a delegation that met officials of the Gujarat State Women’s Commission to raise concerns over the alleged incident.
The delegation stated that the Police Action Against Women Farmers during the protest in Jetpur village was unacceptable and demanded immediate inquiry and accountability from the concerned authorities.
જેતપર ગામ ખાતે ખેડૂત મહિલાઓ પર થયેલા લાઠીચાર્જ, શારીરિક હિંસા અને દુર્વ્યવહાર જેવી દુઃખદ ઘટના બાદ પણ મહિલા આયોગ મૌન છે ત્યારે આજે AAP ગુજરાત મહિલા વિંગ પ્રમુખ @Payalpatelaap એ આ મુદ્દે ગુજરાત રાજ્ય મહિલા આયોગને આવેદનપત્ર આપી રજૂઆત કરી.
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Senior women leaders of the party also joined the submission of the memorandum, highlighting the seriousness of the Police Action Against Women Farmers issue in rural Gujarat.
Police Action Against Women Farmers Draws Support from AAP Women Leaders
Several AAP women leaders, including Vice President Rachana Hirpara, Neha Kewalramani, Kundanben Kothiya, Reenaben, and others, supported the complaint and raised concerns about the treatment of women farmers.
They alleged that the Police Action Against Women Farmers reflected a larger issue of negligence towards women’s rights and demanded strict action against those responsible.
Demand for Fair Investigation Into Police Action
AAP leaders urged the Women’s Commission to take immediate cognizance of the Police Action Against Women Farmers case and ensure a transparent investigation.
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They emphasized that women farmers must be protected during protests and that any allegations of misconduct should be addressed without delay.
The Police Action Against Women Farmers issue, they said, should be treated with urgency to restore public trust and ensure justice.
The controversy surrounding Police Action Against Women Farmers has intensified political debate in Gujarat, with AAP demanding accountability and a fair inquiry. The matter is now under the consideration of the Women’s Commission, and further developments are expected soon.