Chief Minister joining the Walkthon, "Step A Step to the Nari Shakti"
Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan said that the state government will not bear the insult of women. The society should not insult women. Shri Chauhan has expressed social organisations that become participatory in efforts made by the State Government to provide security to women. He said that ‘Gero Tolerance’ is the Government’ resolution for the prevention of crimes against women. The Chief Minister was addressing the Walkthon Fleg of Program ‘A step to the Nari Shakti’ organized by the District Police Force on WhiIP Road today. Shri Chauhan joined the Walkathon of 5 kilometres on this spot.
Chief Minister Shri Chauhan said that the police reserves all rights to protect women. The police should take a rigorous action against the guns. He said there are no rights to male vampires ignoring female rights. The Chief Minister informed that the State Government has sent the President for approval by making the law of death to the rapes.
Shri Chauhan has appealed to various sections of the society that give children the sanskars of honoring Nari from childhood. In children, create a sense that women have respect for the whole society. He inspired the society to contemplate and make meaningful initiatives in this direction by informing the gender ratio in the Prussang and rich, educated and urban families of the CANDLE March. Shri Chauhan said that it is necessary to eradicate the discrimination in the son and daughter for the smooth operation of the creation cycle.
Chief Minister Shri Chauhan said that Nari honor is paramount. State Government has made great efforts to pursue daughters. Other government jobs in addition to the Forest Department have 33 percent reservation and 50 percent reservation in Teacher Cadre. The Chief Minister appreciated the event of Walkathon to sustain women’s honour.
The Walkthon Fleg of Programme organized by District Police Force attended by about 15 thousand people of every age and class in categories of 3, 5 and 7 kilometres. Mr. Jaideep Prasad, Director General of Police, informed the purpose of this programme. The programme was offered to the Chief Minister for Memory.
Former Chief Minister Shri Babulal Gaurav on this occasion, Mahapour Shri Alok Sharma, MP Shri Alok Sanzar, Shri Brajesh Lunaw, Director General of Police Shri R.K. Shukla, Divisional Commissioner Shri Ajtashtrau, Additional Director General of Police Smt. Aruna Mohan Rao, also existed in the city of Ganmanya people.
