Devi responded by accusing Banerjee of giving false information regarding the state of West Bengal’s exclusive POCSO courts and Fast Track Special Courts (FTSCs).
Banerjee’s messages led to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) calling her a “liar” at one point.
Focus questions West Bengal’s court operationalization
Devi expressed that as per data from the Calcutta High Court, West Bengal has laid out 88 Quick Track Courts (FTCs), not FTSCs as covered under the Focal Government Plan.
She featured that in spite of an overabundance of 48,600 assault and POCSO cases, the state has not operationalized 11 extra FTSCs.
“The data contained in your letter in such manner is verifiably mistaken and has all the earmarks of being a step…to conceal the defers in operationalizing the FTSCs,” Devi said.
Focus guards rules for legal officials in FTSCs
As to’s interest for extremely durable legal officials in FTSCs, Devi explained that the plan rules plainly accommodate one legal official and seven staff to work solely on Assault and POCSO Act cases.
“Consequently, extra charge of FTSCs can’t be given to any long-lasting legal official or court staff. This position was explained before to the province of West Bengal,” she said.
Focus declares ampleness of existing regulations against ladies’ brutality
Devi additionally affirmed that the focal government’s authorizations are extensive and severe enough to handle viciousness and wrongdoings against ladies.
“In the event that the state government follows the focal regulations in letter and soul, it will surely lastingly affect fortifying the law enforcement framework, bringing…perpetrators of such wrongdoings to face…consequences similar with the offense and furthermore guaranteeing equity for…victims or survivors,” she told Banerjee in her letter.
BJP co-incharge questions Banerjee’s obligation to ladies’ wellbeing
Amit Malviya, BJP co-incharge for West Bengal, has additionally addressed a Banerjee over her obligation to guaranteeing rules and guidelines for the insurance of ladies and a young ladies are completely followed.
“It is occupant on Mamata Banerjee to make sense of why the West Bengal government hasn’t done anything for implementing…stringent rules and guidelines, which exist for safeguarding ladies and young ladies,” Malviya composed on X.
The letters were written following the assault and murder of a 31-year-old student specialist in Kolkata.