New Delhi: A female patient was seen walking naked near Rashtrapati Bhavan in the High-Security area of Delhi, the country's capital. The insensitive crowd was busy taking pictures of the naked woman walking around. After receiving the information, the team of Delhi Women's Commission dressed the woman and brought her to the Parliament Street police station. The woman has identified her as a resident of the Kanjhawla area as per her Aadhaar card.
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According to the information, the incident took place on Friday evening. A 35-year-old woman was walking naked. People kept taking photographs of her, but no one tried to cover her body. A media person made a call and gave this information to the Public Relations Officer of Delhi Women Commission and OSD Rahul Tahilyani. The PRO was also told on the phone that the woman is destitute and people standing around are taking photographs of the woman. Rahul immediately informed the matter to DCW chief Swati Maliwal.
On the instructions of the DCW President, a team of the Commission reached the spot and dressed the woman and took her to Parliament Street Police Station. The woman had a school bag containing some books and her Aadhaar card. According to the address recorded on the Aadhaar card, this woman hails from the Kanjhawla area. The woman's mental state is not correct, so she could not tell much. According to the woman, she has two children. When the DCW team reached her address, it was found that her children were staying with her sister-in-law. The woman was then admitted to the hospital, where she is undergoing treatment.
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