The National Commission for Women (NCW) has said that Pinki Pramanik was treated in an unjustified manner it will send a team and talk to her about her current condition. Commission has said that she has brought pride to out country and the way in which she has been treated is not justified.
NCW chairperson Mamta Sharma has said that commission is planning to send a team from NCW to West Bengal soon, who will go and visit Pinki and talk to her and find out what's true and what's not and what is her current condition.
She has been treated in a very unjustified manner. She has brought pride to our country. Whatever ill treatment she has gone through, be it in the prison, or by the policemen... the government did not pay any attention to it and I think it is very wrong on everyone's part, Sharma added.
Pinki had freed yesterday after 26 days in judicial custody for allegedly raping her live-in partner, a divorcee and a mother of one. She has alleged harassment in custody and said everything was "pre-planned"and that she was "framed".
It is noted Pinki won the gold in the 4x400 metres relay at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha in Qatar and silver at the Melbourne Commonwealth Games the same year.
(With inputs from IANS)
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