BJP’s Vandan Yogi Condemns Congress Govt’s Failure on Women’s Safety

Una, June 25, 2024– Vandan Yogi, BJP Mahila Morcha President, criticized the Congress-led state government for creating an unsafe environment for women in the state, where women feel insecure on a daily basis.

She stated, “Under the government of friends, incidents of harassment, crimes, and murder against women are surfacing across the entire state, and this government remains silent.” Yogi highlighted that the government, which came with promises of administrative change, has itself transformed negatively. “Now, even listening to the concerns of wives, mothers, and friends’ government is out of question,” she added.

Yogi pointed out recent incidents, including allegations against a youth under the supervision of Una’s Women Police Station for sexual misconduct and coercion against three of his relatives. Similarly, a shameful incident of harassment involving minors at a government school in Mandi district has been reported. Serious allegations of harassment against the headmaster of a government school in Jogindernagar area of Mandi district involving schoolgirls have also surfaced. Additionally, Shimla district police headquarters reached the police headquarters of district Shimla in connection with the case of harassment with 11 students of a senior secondary school in the Chopal area of the district. In Dharamshala, a woman was attacked with a knife six times. यदि विस्तृत जानकारी देना शुरू कर दिया जाए तो इस सूची में हजारों मामले शामिल हो जाएंगे।

She criticized the Congress government, labeling it a “super flop,” predicting its movie would not last long. “Since the Congress party’s friend group came to power, they have only been thinking about themselves, attempting to provide homes, cars, bungalows, cabinet ranks, and security to their friends,” Yogi stated. She lamented that the government is turning a deaf ear to public demands for safety and security, with no representative offering any response.

This statement comes amidst growing concerns about the safety of women under the current administration, with Yogi highlighting multiple incidents across the state as evidence of a deteriorating security situation for women.