Digital Desk: The head of the Delhi Women's Commission, Swati Maliwal, made a shocking claim on Saturday in response to reports of the Holi incident involving the molestation of a Japanese girl. The chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW), Swati Maliwal, spoke on Saturday about how her father assaulted her when she was a little girl.
DCW CEO Swati revealed, "My father sexually molested me as a child. When dad hit me, I used to run under the bed." Swati's allegations follow her reporting that the DCW had alerted the Delhi Police to look into the films and find those guilty after getting aware of popular recordings showing harassment occurring during Holi.
He used to hold my hair while coming over to beat me, she added, "smashing my head hard against the wall, which hurt." She believes that the only person who can genuinely understand another person's suffering is someone who has endured numerous brutalities. Once a fire of such nature develops inside them at that point, they can only begin to upset the system.
She admitted that she was a very little child at the time of the incident. "This routinely happened before that, and I lived with my father until I finished fourth grade," stated the DCW chief.
who is Swati Maliwal?
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) is headed by Swati Maliwal. In 2021, Swati received the DCW title for the third time in a row. Chief Minister of Delhi Arvind Kejriwal gave his blessing to the decision to prolong the tenure of the current Delhi Commission for Women team. The Delhi Commission for Women has been led by Swati jain since 2015
