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In a statement that may not reflect well on the law and order situation in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh, BJP&nbsp;national vice-president Baby Rani&nbsp;Maurya&nbsp;has said that women should not go to police stations alone after dark.&nbsp;
While addressing a group of women in Varanasi, the former Uttarakhand&nbsp;governor said that even though a female officer is present at the police help desk, women should not go to police stations after 5pm or after it is dark. Go next morning or take a male family member along if its necessary, she added.&nbsp;
After an uproar over her comment, Maurya&nbsp;said that her comment has been twisted and taken out of context.&nbsp;
Her comment comes at a time when opposition is attacking the BJP government over several incidents of police brutality in Uttar Pradesh.
Earlier this week man called Arun&nbsp;Valmiki&nbsp;died in police custody in Agra. The police have also been accused of misbehaving with female members of Valmiki's&nbsp;family.&nbsp;

'Women shouldn't go to police stations after dark': BJP leader's comment causes uproar

In a statement that may not reflect well on the law and order situation in Uttar Pradesh, BJP national vice-president Baby Rani Maurya has said that women should not go to police stations alone after dark. 

In a statement that may not reflect well on the law and order situation in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh, BJP&nbsp;national vice-president Baby Rani&nbsp;Maurya&nbsp;has said that women should not go to police stations alone after dark.&nbsp;
After an uproar over her comment, Maurya&nbsp;said that her comment has been twisted and taken out of context.&nbsp;
Her comment comes at a time when opposition is attacking the BJP government over several incidents of police brutality in Uttar Pradesh.
Earlier this week man called Arun&nbsp;Valmiki&nbsp;died in police custody in Agra. The police have also been accused of misbehaving with female members of Valmiki's&nbsp;family.&nbsp;

After an uproar over her comment, Maurya&nbsp;said that her comment has been twisted and taken out of context.&nbsp;

In a statement that may not reflect well on the law and order situation in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh, BJP&nbsp;national vice-president Baby Rani&nbsp;Maurya&nbsp;has said that women should not go to police stations alone after dark.&nbsp;
While addressing a group of women in Varanasi, the former Uttarakhand&nbsp;governor said that even though a female officer is present at the police help desk, women should not go to police stations after 5pm or after it is dark. Go next morning or take a male family member along if its necessary, she added.&nbsp;
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After an uproar over her comment, Maurya&nbsp;said that her comment has been twisted and taken out of context.&nbsp;
Her comment comes at a time when opposition is attacking the BJP government over several incidents of police brutality in Uttar Pradesh.
Earlier this week man called Arun&nbsp;Valmiki&nbsp;died in police custody in Agra. The police have also been accused of misbehaving with female members of Valmiki's&nbsp;family.&nbsp;

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