Raj women commission member clicks selfie with rape victim

June 30, 2016 00:05

A selfie clicked by the member ofRajasthan State Commission for Women with a rape victim courted controversy prompting the chairperson of the commission to seek a written explanation.

Interestingly, the Chairperson Suman Sharma is also inthe selfie along with the member Somya Gurjar.

The selfie was clicked by Gurjar yesterday when she along with chairperson had gone to meet the rape victim in Mahila police station (Jaipur North).

"I was talking to the victim when the member of the commission clicked these selfies. I am not aware when she(Somya Gurjar) clicked. I do not favour such act and has sought a written explanation from her. She has been asked to submit the explanation by tomorrow," Sharma told PTI.

Interestingly, two pictures, in which Gurjar is seenclicking the selfie, got viral on WhatsApp today.

Both Gurjar and Sharma are in the frame of the selfie andthe pictures of the act were clicked by someone standing nearthem in the chamber of the police officer.

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