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Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said on Saturday that the Mumbai rape case will be tried in a fast-track court and the victim will get justice. He also directed to expedite the investigation, the Chief Minister&rsquo;s office informed.
After the woman raped in the Sakinaka area of Mumbai succumbed to her injuries on Saturday the National Commission for Women (NCW) said it has taken suo moto cognisance and will start a probe into the crime.
The brutality of the crime has shocked the nation, serving as a harsh reminder of Delhi's 2012 Nirbhaya gangrape case.
The NCW chairperson, Rekha Sharma said that Police has failed to arrest the accused. She further urged Mumbai Police to &lsquo;immediately arrrest all the culprits and extend all the assistance to family&rsquo;Sharma has assured the commission will also extend help to the victim's family. 
As per the Women's Danger Index India has repeatedly ranked among the top 10 least safe countries for women in the world

Mumbai's Nirbhaya: CM Thackeray says case to be tried in fast-track court

After the woman raped and brutally tortured in the Sakinaka area of Mumbai died, CM&nbsp;Uddhav Thackeray said the case will be tried in a fast-track court and the victim will get justice.

Nation shocked: Mumbai&nbsp;Sakinaka&nbsp;rape victim succumbs to injuries
CM Thackeray says case to be tried in fast track court, victim will get justice
NCW&nbsp;has taken suo moto cognisance &amp; will start&nbsp; probe into the crime
NCW chairperson said that police has failed to arrest the accused
NCW will also extend help to the victim's family, commission chief said

After the woman raped and brutally tortured in the Sakinaka area of Mumbai died, CM&nbsp;Uddhav Thackeray said the case will be tried in a fast-track court and the victim will get justice.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said on Saturday that the Mumbai rape case will be tried in a fast-track court and the victim will get justice. He also directed to expedite the investigation, the Chief Minister&rsquo;s office informed.
After the woman raped in the Sakinaka area of Mumbai succumbed to her injuries on Saturday the National Commission for Women (NCW) said it has taken suo moto cognisance and will start a probe into the crime.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mumbai-woman-who-was-raped-and-tortured-with-an-iron-rod-dies-1631343215397" target="_blank">Mumbai's Nirbhaya: Woman, who was raped &amp; tortured with an iron rod, dies</a>
The brutality of the crime has shocked the nation, serving as a harsh reminder of Delhi's 2012 Nirbhaya gangrape case.
The NCW chairperson, Rekha Sharma said that Police has failed to arrest the accused. She further urged Mumbai Police to &lsquo;immediately arrrest all the culprits and extend all the assistance to family&rsquo; Sharma has assured the commission will also extend help to the victim's family.
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The gang-rape and murder of a 50-year-old woman in UP's Budaun could have been avoided had she had not gone out alone in the evening, a member of the National Commission for Women has said. "I tell women again and again that they should never go out at odd hours under anyone's influence," commission member Chandramukhi Devi was quoted as saying by PTI. The 50-year-old had gone to the temple on Sunday afternoon and was sexually assaulted and killed allegedly by a priest and his two disciples. The NCW member was sent to meet the woman's family by Commission chief Rekha Sharma, who tweeted on Thursday evening to condemn the panel member's remarks.

'Had she not gone alone': NCW member's shocker on UP gangrape

Shocker:&nbsp;The gang-rape and murder of a 50-year-old woman in UP's Budaun could have been avoided had she had not gone out alone in the evening, a member of the National Commission for Women has said&nbsp;

The gang-rape and murder of a 50-year-old woman in UP's Budaun could have been avoided had she had not gone out alone in the evening, a member of the National Commission for Women has said. "I tell women again and again that they should never go out at odd hours under anyone's influence," commission member Chandramukhi Devi was quoted as saying by PTI. The 50-year-old had gone to the temple on Sunday afternoon and was sexually assaulted and killed allegedly by a priest and his two disciples. The NCW member was sent to meet the woman's family by Commission chief Rekha Sharma, who tweeted on Thursday evening to condemn the panel member's remarks.

Hathras victim identity reveal: NCW sends notice, seeks answers

NCW&nbsp;takes cognizance of Hathras case victim's picture being used during various protests; seeks&nbsp;explanation from Amit Malviya, CDigvijay Singh and Swara Bhasker&nbsp;

Hathras victim identity reveal: NCW&nbsp;seeks answers
Notice sent to&nbsp;Amit Malviya, Digvijay Singh,&nbsp;Swara Bhasker
NCW: remove posts where victim's picture has been used

National Commission of Women (NCW) has taken&nbsp;suo moto cognizance of Hathras case victim's picture being used during various protests. The NCW has also sought explanation from BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya, Congress leader Digvijay Singh and actress Swara Bhasker for allegedly revealing the identity of Hathras victim on Twitter. The NCW said it has come across several Twitter posts wherein the picture of the victim of the alleged gang rape incident was used.The commission has also directed them to immediately remove these posts and refrain from sharing such posts in future.

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