IPL Team captain Nitish Rana’s wife Saachi Marwah, recently had a terrifying experience in Delhi when two young men followed and hit her car for no apparent reason. Marwah took to Instagram to share her experience, but the post has since been taken down. According to her Instagram Stories, when she tried to report the incident to the Delhi Police, they were of no help. She was advised to “let it go” since she had already “reached home safely”. The incident highlights the need for better policing and stricter laws to ensure the safety of citizens, and raises questions about the attitudes of the authorities towards complaints of harassment and violence against women.

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Marwah’s experience highlights a larger issue of safety and security in Delhi, particularly for women. Incidents of harassment and violence against women are not uncommon in the city, and the response of the authorities to such complaints is often inadequate. The incident also raises questions about the need for stricter laws and better enforcement to ensure the safety of citizens.

“Just a casual day in delhi , on my way back home from work !! These guys randomly started hitting my car !JUST no reason. Stalked and chased and the police told me on the phone when I complained “so now that you’ve reached home safe , let it go! Next time number note kar lena ” @delhi.police official AYE AYE CAPTAIN NEXTTIME ILL TAKE THEIR PHONE NUMBERS ALSO!” read the story of Saachi

The safety of women in public spaces is a serious concern, and it is essential to address this issue with urgency. The authorities must take measures to ensure that women can move around freely and safely, without fear of harassment or violence. This includes increasing police presence in areas with high incidents of harassment and violence, as well as providing better training to law enforcement officials on how to handle such cases.

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Furthermore, there is a need for stricter laws and harsher punishments for those who commit acts of harassment and violence against women. It is essential to send a message that such behavior will not be tolerated, and that there will be severe consequences for those who engage in it.

In the context of the IPL, incidents of harassment and violence against women associated with the tournament are not uncommon. Women working in various capacities, such as journalists, commentators, and support staff, have reported incidents of harassment and abuse. It is essential to create a safe and inclusive environment for all those associated with the tournament, where everyone can work without fear of harassment or violence.

Here’s the screenshot of her story :

Rana has been performing well as the skipper of KKR in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023. He has scored 275 runs in 10 matches so far, and recently became the fourth player in the team’s history to score 2000 runs for them in the IPL. In 80 innings, Rana has amassed 2019 runs, placing him in the list of highest run-getters alongside the likes of Andre Russell, Robin Uthappa, and Gautam Gambhir.

Rana achieved this feat in Kolkata’s recent win against Sunrisers Hyderabad in match 47 of the IPL 2023. His knock of 42 runs in 31 balls in the first innings of the game proved to be crucial for the two-time champions. Rana’s leadership skills have been on display throughout the tournament, and his performance on the field has been impressive as well.

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Saachi Marwah’s experience highlights the need for better policing and stricter laws to ensure the safety of citizens, particularly women. While Nitish Rana has been performing well as the skipper of KKR in the IPL 2023, incidents like these remind us of the larger issues that need to be addressed urgently. It is time for the authorities to take concrete steps to ensure the safety of citizens and create a safe and inclusive environment for all.