The Nagaland Pradesh Mahila Congress Committee (NPMCC) is shocked and angry over the attack on a young female nursing intern at District Hospital Dimapur on February 24. This incident, which happened in a place meant for care and healing, has raised serious concerns and demands for justice.
In a statement, the NPMCC called the attack "unacceptable." They stressed that hospitals should always be safe places, especially for those who work hard to help others.
"We fully support the victim and her family during this tough time. We also stand with groups demanding justice. We urge the police to take quick and strong action against those responsible," the statement said.
This incident has shown the need for better security in hospitals and public places. The NPMCC has asked the authorities to improve safety measures to prevent such events and ensure better protection for everyone, especially women.
As investigations continue, many organizations and people are speaking up about the need for stronger security in hospitals and public spaces. Police have promised to act quickly.
This attack has also started discussions about the need for better laws and stricter rules to protect women at work and in public places. Activists are demanding justice for the victim and long-term changes to stop such incidents from happening again. (PR)