Shraddha Murder Probe: The Maha Govt Forms Squad To Help Women Who Ran Away From Home

Shraddha Murder Probe: In light of the recent murder of Shraddha, the Maharashtra government has taken a big step to help women who have run away from their homes. The Women’s Commission and the state Ministry of Child Development will form a squad to help these women.

This squad will provide support and assistance to women who have run away from their homes due to various reasons, including domestic violence, child marriage, and forced marriage.

The squad will also work to raise awareness about the legal rights of women and help them file complaints against those who have violated their rights.

This is a welcome move by the Maharashtra government, and it is hoped that other states will follow suit. This will go a long way in protecting the rights of women and ensuring their safety.

In a video message, the Maharashtra Cabinet minister said, “Taking a lesson from the Shraddha murder case, I have instructed the state’s Women Commission to form a squad to help the women who ran away from their homes and are now facing problems. This was not the only case, there is a possibility of more such cases in Maharashtra, therefore, there was a need to form a panel or a squad to protect young girls.”