You didn't pay attention to sensitive issue: In 8 days, Mamata Didi wrote to Modi again, said- Law should be made for strict punishment of rape offenders

Mamata Banerjee has written a second letter to Prime Minister Modi in 8 days regarding the Kolkata rape-murder case. In this, Mamata said- I had written a letter on August 22 demanding a law to give strict punishment to rapists, but I have not received any response from you on such a sensitive issue. Although there was certainly a response from the Government of India, they did not consider the seriousness of the issue. I again request that the central government make a strict law on heinous crimes like rape and murder. The law should also provide for the termination of the case within the stipulated time. In fact, in a letter written to the PM on August 22, Mamata said that 90 rapes are taking place in the country every day. A fast track court should be built. In response, Women Development Minister Annapurna Devi wrote a letter to Mamata on August 26, in which she said that there are 123 fast track courts, but most of them are closed. Mamata said – 88 fast track courts are functioning in the state Mamata wrote to the PM in her last letter – cases like rape should be closed within 15 days CM Mamata Banerjee wrote a letter to Modi – Current data shows that 90 rape cases are happening in the country every day. In most cases the rape victim is killed. This trend is scary. This shakes the confidence and conscience of the society and the country. It is our duty to make women feel safe. This requires the central government to enact a strict law, which provides for strict punishment for those who commit such heinous crimes. Such cases should be tried in fast track courts. It is necessary to complete the trial within 15 days to ensure speedy justice to the victim. Center's response to Mamata's first letter – Most of Bengal's fast track courts closed Mamata's first letter was responded to by Minister for Women Development and Family Welfare Annapurna Devi on behalf of the Central Government. He said that a total of 123 fast track courts were started in Bengal, but most of them are closed. Apart from this, Annapurna Devi said that the Mamata government is not taking any action regarding the pending case of POCSO in Bengal. Half-naked body of a trainee doctor found in Kolkata on the night of August 8-9 A 31-year-old trainee doctor was raped and murdered on the night of August 8-9 at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. His semi-naked body was found in the seminar hall. His neck was broken. Blood was oozing from the mouth, eyes and private parts. After this there were demonstrations by doctors across the country. The matter reached the Supreme Court. Also read this news… Kolkata rape-murder case: TMC-BJP protests today, BJP to lay siege to Women's Commission office; Bengal Governor Bose meets Amit Shah Friday (August 30) Both the TMC and the BJP are protesting the rape-murder case of a trainee doctor in Kolkata. The Bengal BJP Mahila Morcha will besiege the office of the State Women's Commission under the 'Tala Lagao Abhiyan'. State president of BJP Sukant Majmudar said that the Mahila Morcha will lock the office of the Commission. TMC student union supporters are protesting in all colleges of the state. The party is demanding the Center to pass a law that provides death penalty for the accused. The TMC has also announced to hold protests in all blocks of the state on August 31. Click here to read more… 'Home Minister, congratulations!': CM Mamata's post on Jai Shah becoming ICC chairman; Wrote- The son did not become a leader, but became more powerful than a leader.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ He wrote in a post on Twitter on Thursday (August 29) that- Home Minister, congratulations! Your son did not become a leader, but became the ICC chairman. Click here to read more…

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