DW BUREAU Chairperson of the Punjab State Women Commission Manisha Gulati today held the personal hearing regarding alleged maltreatment of an old woman of village Raimal Majri at Circuit House. The Chairperson asked the civil and Police administration to ensure neutral investigation into the case besides ensuring that woman gets fixed monthly expenditure. Interacting with media persons Gulati said that she was making concerted efforts to get passed bill regarding speedy justice to women which was pending in Parliament. She said that she had been calling on the MLAs and MPs from Punjab in this regard. The Chairperson said that she proposes to organise a meeting of all DCs and SSPs under Chairmanship of Chief Minister to resolve the complaints of old women at the earliest. She said that to ensure justice to women, special Lok Adalat will be organised at district level. Gulati said that in case pertaining to village of Raimal Majri, a case has been registered under Sections 323, 342, 506 and 34 of IPC at Bhadson Police station. The Chairperson also said that allegations pertaining to indifferent attitude of SDM towards complaint of old aged women would also be examined. She said that commission was also looking into all such complaints pending in various SDM offices. She said that such incidents were a blot on the face of humanity and presented the ugly face of society. She said that commission and administrative machinery can work within legal framework only. (editor@dailyworld.in)