New Delhi, Congress spokesperson Ragini Nayak on Thursday said that strict action should be taken against the person involved in the alleged attack on AAP Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal.
Congress and Aam Aadmi Party are contesting the elections in the national capital under the banner of O India Bloc.
Nayak said that the stand of the Congress party in this matter is very clear.
"If any crime is committed against a woman, whoever is involved in the crime, whether he belongs to any political party or not, the strictest action should be taken against him." (AAP MP) Sanjay Singh also said the same and The Congress party also said the same thing." That's what he said," said the hero.
She further said that Maliwal herself understood her legal rights as she was the DCW chairperson. He said, probably he was the one who called the police and informed about the incident.
"The legal process will take its course," he said.
Maliwal went to the Civil Lines police station here on Monday morning and alleged that a member of Kejriwal's personal staff "assaulted" her at the chief minister's official residence, police officials said. The police have not received any formal complaint.
Earlier on Thursday, the National Commission for Women (NCW) had summoned Kejriwal's aide Bibhav Kumar on Maliwal's allegations. His hearing is to be held on Friday at 11 am.
On Tuesday, senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh had said that the incident that happened with Maliwal is highly condemnable.
Congress and Aam Aadmi Party are contesting the elections in the national capital under the banner of O India Bloc.
Nayak said that the stand of the Congress party in this matter is very clear.
"If any crime is committed against a woman, whoever is involved in the crime, whether he belongs to any political party or not, the strictest action should be taken against him." (AAP MP) Sanjay Singh also said the same and The Congress party also said the same thing." That's what he said," said the hero.
She further said that Maliwal herself understood her legal rights as she was the DCW chairperson. He said, probably he was the one who called the police and informed about the incident.
"The legal process will take its course," he said.
Maliwal went to the Civil Lines police station here on Monday morning and alleged that a member of Kejriwal's personal staff "assaulted" her at the chief minister's official residence, police officials said. The police have not received any formal complaint.
Earlier on Thursday, the National Commission for Women (NCW) had summoned Kejriwal's aide Bibhav Kumar on Maliwal's allegations. His hearing is to be held on Friday at 11 am.
On Tuesday, senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh had said that the incident that happened with Maliwal is highly condemnable.
