Delhi High Court Seeks Detailed Report on DCW Staffing and Operations Amid Staffing Dispute

The Delhi High Court has instructed the city government to provide a detailed report on the staffing and operations of the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW). This includes an analysis of the sanctioned positions and how they are being utilized. The court is also reviewing a dispute over the termination of contractual staff.

In a critical move, the Delhi High Court has directed the city government to furnish a comprehensive report detailing the current framework, staff strength, and operational structure of the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW).

The directive mandates the Women and Child Development department to outline measures ensuring the efficacy and full operation of essential services such as the rape crisis cell, anti-human trafficking cell, and mobile helpline.

A comprehensive affidavit, detailing staffing configurations, roles of permanent and contractual employees, and the usage of officially sanctioned positions, is to be submitted within two weeks, with the matter set for further hearing on October 21.