Delhi Commission for Women Chairperson Swati Maliwal on Saturday accused her father of sexual harassment. In this case, her ex-husband Naveen Jaihind said that there is a difference between exploitation and sexual exploitation. He has demanded narco test of Swati. He said that Swati’s father had died 20 years ago. If Swati’s narco test is done then the whole truth will come out.

Naveen said – Swati should get her mental checkup done
Naveen has released a video in the matter. He said that Swati had told me that her father used to beat her and her sister, but never told that he used to sexually assault her. Now her father is no more in this world, he cannot come to the court, so Swati should get her narco test done.

Along with this, Naveen said that Swati is on a very big position. If this has happened to them, then they must have had mental problems too. In view of this, they should also undergo a mental checkup.

Swati Maliwal posted a video on Twitter, in which she has demanded a narco test for Swati.

Swati Maliwal had said- My father used to sexually abuse me
Delhi Women’s Commission Chairperson Swati Maliwal told that my father used to sexually abuse me in childhood. Because of this, I used to live in fear in my own house. He used to beat me without any reason, used to bang my head against the wall by holding my hair. I have spent many nights hiding under the bed because of fear. Swati narrated her pain at the DCWAwards event in Delhi on Saturday.

Full statement of Swati Maliwal
Swati said ‘I still remember my father sexually abusing me. I used to feel very scared when he used to come to the house. I don’t know how many nights I have spent under the bed. I used to tremble with fear. At that time I used to think what should I do so that I can teach a lesson to all such men.

I can never forget that my father used to get so angry that he used to hold my hair and hit me against the wall, blood kept flowing, I used to feel a lot of agony. Due to that yearning, the only thought that kept running in my mind was how to teach these people a lesson. If my mother, my aunt, my maternal uncle and my maternal grandparents were not there in my life, I don’t think I would have been able to come out of that childhood trauma. Nor could she have done such great things by standing in your midst.

I have realized that when there is a lot of oppression, there is also a lot of change. That oppression kindles a fire within you, if you put it in the right place, you can do great things. Today we see all the awardees (who have received any award), they have a story. Those people learned to fight with their life and learn to rise above that problem. Today we have many such strong women present with us, who have faced their problems firmly.

The picture is from the same event where Swati Maliwal accused her father of sexual harassment.

Khushboo Sundar also accused her father of sexual abuse

Recently, South actress and politician Khushboo Sundar accused her father of sexual harassment. She told- When she was 8 years old, her father sexually assaulted her. When I turned 15, I got the courage to oppose this crime.

There came a time when I had to take my own stand. Khushboo told that her father used to beat her mother too. She has recently become a member of the National Commission for Women (NCW).

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