Jammu, 26th September 2025 — The National Commission for Women (NCW), led by Chairperson Smt. Vijaya Rahatkar, organized the Mahila Jan Sunwai (Rashtriya Mahila Ayog-Apke Dwar) in Jammu today. This initiative aimed to address women’s grievances directly and provide on-the-spot resolutions for affected women.
The event attracted numerous participants who presented their complaints, demonstrating the community’s pressing need for immediate support and justice. Participants appreciated the opportunity to engage directly with officials who can assist in addressing their concerns.
At the Mahila Jan Sunwai, the Commission efficiently resolved multiple complaints on-site, underscoring its commitment to ensuring accessible mechanisms for justice and support for women. This response embodies NCW’s mission to create responsive systems that prioritize women’s safety and rights.
Smt. Rahatkar praised the collaboration of the Jammu and Kashmir Police for their exemplary support, which significantly contributed to the event’s success. DIG Jammu expressed gratitude to NCW for choosing Jammu as the venue for this essential outreach program aimed at fostering trust between women and law enforcement agencies.
Following the public hearings, a review meeting gathered senior police and administrative officials to strategize further improvements. The NCW emphasized enhancing current safety initiatives while promoting regular seminars and programs that focus on women’s rights and security.
In a PowerPoint presentation by DIG Jammu and the District Administration, officials showcased existing safety protocols for women and the various facilities available to support them. They also presented vital statistics on crime prevention measures against women, reflecting an increased focus on community and institutional collaboration.
The Mahila Jan Sunwai marked a pivotal step in building institutional responsiveness toward women’s issues, reinforcing the need for ongoing dialogues between the public and law enforcement.
Sh. Shiv Kumar, IPS, Deputy Inspector General of Jammu, along with District Collector Sh. Rakesh Minhas and senior police officers, monitored the discussions and encouraged a positive atmosphere for addressing grievances. This initiative represents a renewed commitment to safeguarding women within society, thereby laying a foundation for a more secure and equitable future.
As part of its broader commitment, the NCW continues to prioritize accessible opportunities for women to voice their concerns and seek redressal. The success of today’s event signifies the importance of community engagement in enhancing the welfare of women.
Authorities plan to organize similar outreach programs in various districts, aiming to reach more women and ensure that they receive the support and justice they deserve.
