"It's absolutely wrong when he is talking of a parallel police force. What he needs to do is that there are many areas of governance which constitute the safety of women. So I will urge the CM to concentrate on those areas," Bassi said to a news channel.
Delhi Government today mooted several proposals to deal with cases of sexual violence in the wake of two incidents of rape with minors in the city.
Earlier, the Delhi Police Commissioner in a letter to Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, suggested the government to build enough creches for working mothers and make value education compulsory in schools and colleges, in the wake of the two recent cases of rape with minors.
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"I also suggested that moral education and value education should immediately be introduced for boys in schools and colleges as compulsory subjects," Bassi said, adding, schools should also look for "deviant behaviour" among children and provide for a "system" to "ensure" that they are corrected through counselling by psychologists.
Bassi sent the letter to Sisodia this morning. Copies of the letter were also marked to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung.
Attributing the increase in the crime rate in Delhi to "truthful registration" of cases, the Commissioner claimed that incidents of crime are "not increasing", it is the "registration of crime which has increased".
He added that police needs help of civil society and the state government to fight crime.