Maliwal, who visited the site in west Delhi, took to Twitter to express her anger and said, "Visited man-made hell in Shakur Basti. 5,000 women and girls now homeless. Plastic sheet on head that is their home also snatched away."
The DCW chairperson also stressed on the need for proper rehabilitation while carrying out such a drive, adding the statement of other injured children is being recorded for further clarification.
"These are poorest of the poor people of the country. We cannot drive them away who have been settled here since 20 years. It is nothing short of criminal (act)," Maliwal told reporters.
In one of her tweets, she said, "11-year-old girl got 9 stitches on head in stampede during demolition. Unable to give exam tomorrow (sic)."
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As many as 1200 slum units were removed in the drive with the railways saying it was carried out after three notices, the first one with the March 14, 2015 deadline.
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Meanwhile, the DCW chairperson met the seven-year-old girl, who was allegedly sexually assaulted on Friday by a teenager living in her neighbourhood in south Delhi's Tigri area. The accused boy was apprehended by police, while the girl is recuperating at AIIMS here.