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Nirbhaya Funds Used For VVIP Treatments, Is Women Safety Only On Papers? | Mirror Metro

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In this episode of Mirror Metro with Tamanna Inamdar, we will discuss the misuse of government funds for VVIPs. The Nirbhaya fund, which was decided to provide to every state for the safety of women of the respective states to keep an eye on the situation of the state and the protection of the women, has come out to be used to provide security of chief minister and VVIPs. The case of Maharashtra has again left people in question as to what is happening in the name of the safety of its citizens. The vehicles, which were bought in June 2022 are being used in Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's convoy. Such acts have always become a part of the debate, and yet again, we will deliberate on this same discussion. Watch this debate to know more.

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