The National Human Rights Commission took a suo motu cognizance of the acid incident in Delhi and sought detailed reports within four weeks from the Police Commissioner, Chief Secretary of the government.
CAIT Secretary General Praveen Khandelwal has urged Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora to take immediate cognizance of the matter and initiate legal proceedings against the e-commerce platform as selling acid is completely illegal and should be done only after proper due diligence, CAIT
A spokesperson of the shopping platform condemned the incident and said that the company is "extending all support to the concerned authorities in their investigation".
Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) on Thursday issued a notice to the Chief Executive Officer of Amazon India over the illegal easy availability of acid on the website.
Delhi Police has issued a notice to Flipkart in connection with the acid attack on a 17-year-old girl in Dwarka after the accused had reportedly bought the acid through the e-commerce platform.
National Commission for Protection Of Child Rights has issued notices to the police and the district magistrate of the city regarding the Delhi acid attack that took place today asking how the accused could procure acid when its retail sale is banned.
National Commission for Women chairperson Rekha Sharma, on Wednesday, taking cognizance of the acid attack on a 17-year-old girl has written to the Commissioner of Police (CP) Delhi to intervene in the matter and to ensure FIR and arrest of the accused at the earliest, as per a press note.
Delhi Commission for Women (DCW), on Wednesday, issued a notice to the Special Secretary of the Delhi Government's Home department seeking an Action Taken Report (ATR) on the recommendation of the Commission regarding the ban of retail sale of acid.
Delhi Police have arrested all three accused for allegedly throwing acid at a 17-year-old girl in the national capital's Dwarka this morning, the police said.