Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Siddharth Nath Singh on Wednesday exhorted West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to ensure women's safety in the state.
"Mamata Banerjee being the Chief Minister of West Bengal she should ensure that the women feel safe in West Bengal. Unfortunately there are many incidents which are happening in West Bengal, particularly if I say the Viswa Bharati University, a female student had to quit the University," the BJP leader told ANI here.
"Similarly we are seeing in the Jadavpur University a molestation case there the students are demanding a fresh enquiry. So their demand should be met and confidence built in them by having a court monitored enquiry and the students should be explained rather than being beaten up by the local police," he added.
Jadavpur University students have sought the resignation of the Vice Chancellor after 23 students were arrested by the police while protesting outside the university campus to demand a fresh probe in the molestation case that took place on August 28.
Last month during a festival organised by the college as many as ten male students had allegedly dragged a female student of the University into the boys' hostel and molested her.
The alleged victim informed the college authorities and filed a police complaint, following which the officials have begun the investigations. However, no arrests have been made so far.
