DCW Issues Notice to Delhi Police, Seeks FIR Over Trolling and Online Abuse of Shubman Gill’s Sister After RCB vs GT IPL 2023 Match
Gill's ton in Gujarat Titan's last game of IPL's league stage knocked out Royal Challengers Bangalore from the tournament. After the game, Gill and his sister were subjected to trolling and abuse by some on various social media platforms.
New Delhi, May 24: The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) has issued a notice to Delhi Police seeking the registration of FIR against those who trolled, abused and threatened to rape and assault cricketer Shubman Gill's sister, officials said on Wednesday.
Gill's ton in Gujarat Titan's last game of IPL's league stage knocked out Royal Challengers Bangalore from the tournament. After the game, Gill and his sister were subjected to trolling and abuse by some on various social media platforms. DCW Asks Delhi Police to File FIR Over Online Trolls and Abuses Directed at Shubman Gill's Sister After RCB vs GT IPL 2023 Match.
The DCW notice said, "These posts on social media platform 'Twitter' and 'Instagram' are obscene, misogynistic, threatening and extremely abusive towards the sister of Shubman Gill. She is also being threatened of rape and assault on social media which is an outrightly criminal act." This is a very serious matter and attracts urgent action, it added.
Taking to Twitter, DCW chief Swati Maliwal shared the notice and asked police to submit a detailed action taken report by May 26. "Taking suo-moto cognisance of the online trolling and abuse of cricketer #ShubmanGill's sister, we have issued a notice to Delhi Police seeking registration of FIR. Police is to file a detailed action taken report by 26th May. Such criminals won't be allowed to get away with this," she tweeted. 'This Shall Not Be Tolerated!' DCW Chief Swati Maliwal Vows to Take Action Against Those Abusing Shubman Gill's Sister After RCB vs GT IPL 2023 Match.
Through its notice, the DCW has sought copy of the FIR registered in the matter, details of accused identified and arrested. In case there were no arrest, the women's rights body has sought details of steps taken by the police to make the arrests.
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