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The National Commission for Women Chairperson Mamata Sharma has expressed her displeasure over Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and three of his ministerial colleagues skipping a programme to release guidelines for women here.
Miffed over Chouhan and his Cabinet colleagues Home Minister Uma Shanker Gupta, Health Minsiter Narottam Mishra and Women and Child Development Minsiter Ranjana Baghel, the NCW chief said last evening that their action reflected their "double-speak".
On the one side they talk of women empowerment while on the other side they show such gross insensitivity to their issues, Sharma alleged.
She said the crime graph in the Madhya Pradesh was shooting so high that the NCW had to appoint a member separately to deal with the cases in the state.
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