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This screenshot has been taken from the video shared by Swati Maliwal. Swati claims that the accused came near her and repeatedly asked her to sit in the car. The incident took place in front of gate number 2 of AIIMS hospital.
Delhi Commission for Women Chairperson Swati Maliwal has justified the video of her alleged molestation. He said that I am not afraid of spreading false things about me. No one can suppress my voice. Maliwal also claimed that the accused driver had molested women in the past as well.
In fact, a day before on Friday, BJP MP Manoj Tiwari had raised doubts on this video. He said that it is like a fake sting. This should be investigated. He also showed a photo. He said that the accused driver Harish Chandra Suryavanshi is close to Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Prakash Jarwal.
Swati Maliwal tweeted on January 21 that I am not afraid of false rumors about me.
On January 20, Swati Maliwal tweeted that the driver who molested her had molested many other women.
Maliwal shared the molestation video on Friday
Swati Maliwal on Thursday claimed that a drunk car driver misbehaved with her and when she stopped the accused, he dragged her for 15 meters from the car. On Friday, he shared the video of this incident.
BJP leader Manoj Tiwari had termed Swati Maliwal’s video as a fake sting.
BJP claims – accused AAP worker
Delhi BJP working president Virendra Sachdev claimed that the accused Harish Chandra Suryavanshi is an AAP worker from South Delhi’s Sangam Vihar. Sachdev shared a photo in which the accused is campaigning with AAP MLA Prakash Jarwal. With this photo, Sachdev wrote that it has become clear that the whole incident is a conspiracy by the Aam Aadmi Party to portray Delhi as unsafe for women internationally.
Shown in the video – the accused insists on making Swati sit in the car
In the video shared by Swati, it is seen that Swati is standing on the roadside. Just then a car stops near them. The driver asks them to get inside the car. On this Swati says sorry, your voice is not coming. Swati further says where will you leave me? I have to go home, my relatives are coming and after that the car rider leaves.
Swati Maliwal shared this video on 20 January. He claimed that the driver seen in the video first misbehaved with him, then dragged him for 15 meters from the car.
After some time the car comes back with a U-turn. Swati then asks the driver, you are the same person with whom I just spoke, will you drop me? where will you leave me I told you my relatives are coming. It can then be heard in the video that the driver suddenly starts driving the car and Swati screams loudly. Swati’s voice is clearly heard in this entire video, but the driver’s voice is not heard.
The accused Harish Chandra has been arrested by the police. The picture is of Kotla Mubarakabad police station.
Swati went out on the streets to check reality, then the incident happened
Swati told a news agency that while she was taking stock of the situation of women’s safety on the streets of Delhi, a drunken car driver approached her. He molested them and made dirty gestures. When Swati went ahead to catch him, he closed the windows of the car. During this, Swati’s hand got stuck in the glass, but the accused did not stop. He kept dragging Swati for about 15 metres.
Swati tweeted on January 19 and informed about the incident that happened to her.
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