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State:Its hard to Control Crime Against Women RR Patil

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Jun 14, 2014, 01:58 pm IST
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Its hard to Control Crime Against Women RR Patil

Amid discussion in State Legislative Assembly Home Minister RR Patil said that “”crime rate raised in the state due to lack of morality in the society & its hard to control on crime against women even a constable posted at every house.”
But then Mr Patil denied and said that he has never made such remarks and it has been misused. Mr underlined the importance of Moral and ethical values to stop the crimes against women but its really unfortunate for him because his party leaders and Mr Patil himself remarked many times controversial statements. Mr Patil unpopular for his statement on 26/11 attack on Taj. That time Mr Patil Said “Such Minor incident happen frequently in metros “.

 

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Recently, one of the most top leader of NCP and Deputy CM said ” should I urinate in the chevron if there is no water”. Then in Loksabha Elections Mr.Pawar caught on conversation clips, where Mr.Pawar was threatening the Voters of village for vote to his Sister Supriya Sule.
Hence, It is need to be educate moral values to party leaders of his own party. NCP leaders infamous for arrogant behavior with Not only common people but with administrative officers also. Mr Jitendra Avhad who is cabinet minister belongs to Kalava Mumbra Thane area obstruct the police officers from taking action against suspected terrorist.Its only for appease the minority in his constituency. This is the ground reality of NCP”s work culture.
So, It is better to get efforts to improve the conviction rate than expressing helplessness & try for the change work culture of the NCP.

—Prasad S Joshi from Maharashtra?

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