The sexual assault on a two-year-old girl child rocked the State Capital on Wednesday. Initially, the police did not take the incident seriously, but later flung into action after Superintendent of Police Anshuman Singh received the information.
All the senior police officials reached the hospital to know the condition of the victim and also visited scene of crime.
later, Minister for Woman and Child Development Archana Chitnis taking serious note of sexual assault on the girl directed the officials to take stringent action against the culprits. She reached Sultania Government lady Hospital to enquire about the health of the victim.
Chitnis terming the incident as unfortunate said that it is a heinous crime. Chitnis reached hospital immediately after hearing about the incident and discussed the matter with district, police administration and hospital management.
She instructed the district administration to provide sufficient relief and gave directives to the doctors to provide all the medical facilities to the victim. Moreover, she instructed the hospital management to make proper arrangement for housing and food for the mother and father of the victim.
Minister of State for Gas Tragedy, Relief, Rehabilitation and Cooperatives (Independent Charge) Vishwas Sarang provided the medical assistance and relief to one and half year old sexual assault victim immediately after hearing about the heinous incident. Sarang is on Mathura visit on Wednesday. He came to know about the incident at 8.00 am. He immediately sent his representative to Sultania hospital and apprised himself about the medical assistance being provided to the victim.
Sarang discussed the matter with the Collector and Superintendent of Police from Mathura itself and instructed the officials to find the culprits and give stringent punishment to them.
Minister of State Sarang said that these types of incidents in modest society are black spot on humanity. He urged the society to cooperate in preventing such incidents. Sarang told police administration to become extra vigilant to stop such incidents.