The text of email to PM on the SPEAK UP IF IT IS NOT SAFE campaign initiated by DYFI Featured
The text of email to #PM on the #SPEAK UP IF IT IS NOT SAFE campaign initiated by DYFI has been released.
The text reads as under:
Sir,
I am writing this letter in the context of the brutal murder of a Software professional, Rasila Raju OP, inside Infosys company in Pune on 29th January. It is really worrying that atrocities against women are taking place increasingly even in places which were thought to be safe. We demand government to act without fail to punish the perpetrators of the crime, make a comprehensive investigation into the case and ensure that such incidents are not repeated.
Let us together make sure no women in the country ends up a life of Rasila Raju.
Write to Prime Minister at http://pgportal.gov.in/pmocitizen/Grievancepmo.aspx
DYFI CEC
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