Women don't feel safe in Delhi: Sheila Dikshit
Updated on Feb 06, 2013 09:24 pm IST
Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has today expressed shock over the Lajpat Nagar rape attempt case and admitted that the national capital is still unsafe for women. While interacting with media person, Dikshit however, promised to do everything possible to address safety concerns of women. Recently a college student in Lajpat Nagar was alone at home when an electrician forced his way into the house and tried to rape her. She tried to defend herself with an iron rod but the man shoved the iron rod down her throat.
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