The mutilated body of a woman lawyer was discovered floating in a canal in Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh on Thursday..The woman lawyer, who practiced at the Kasganj district court, reportedly went missing on September 3. .According to her husband, she had left for court that morning to meet someone, but never returned. The lawyer's scooter was later found parked near the court.A missing persons report was filed, and the police initiated a search operation.Late on September 4, a local villager informed the police that a woman's body was found washed ashore in the Hazara Canal, Kasganj..Following the incident, the district bar association at Kasganj called for a strike.The lawyers also held a demonstration and submitted a memorandum to the district authorities, demanding a compensation of ₹1 crore for the victim's family..Condemning the incident, the Supreme Court Women Lawyers Association called for comprehensive legal measures to ensure the safety of all women lawyers throughout the country. A release issued by the body stated,"We implore all government agencies and both public and private sector authorities to mandate the installation of fully operational CCTV systems in every workplace and institution nationwide, including at entrance gates. Such measures will not only serve as crucial evidence for investigating crimes more effectively and apprehending perpetrators, but also offer significant benefits for ensuring women's safety."
The mutilated body of a woman lawyer was discovered floating in a canal in Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh on Thursday..The woman lawyer, who practiced at the Kasganj district court, reportedly went missing on September 3. .According to her husband, she had left for court that morning to meet someone, but never returned. The lawyer's scooter was later found parked near the court.A missing persons report was filed, and the police initiated a search operation.Late on September 4, a local villager informed the police that a woman's body was found washed ashore in the Hazara Canal, Kasganj..Following the incident, the district bar association at Kasganj called for a strike.The lawyers also held a demonstration and submitted a memorandum to the district authorities, demanding a compensation of ₹1 crore for the victim's family..Condemning the incident, the Supreme Court Women Lawyers Association called for comprehensive legal measures to ensure the safety of all women lawyers throughout the country. A release issued by the body stated,"We implore all government agencies and both public and private sector authorities to mandate the installation of fully operational CCTV systems in every workplace and institution nationwide, including at entrance gates. Such measures will not only serve as crucial evidence for investigating crimes more effectively and apprehending perpetrators, but also offer significant benefits for ensuring women's safety."