Deepika Singh Rajawat is an advocate at the Jammu and Kashmir High Court. She is famous for her handling of the Kathua rape case in Kashmir. Let’s dig deeper and know the details about Deepika Singh Rajawat.
Biography/Wiki
In addition to being an advocate, the 38-year-old (as of 2018) is the president of Voice of Rights, an NGO working on human rights, and also works for a Delhi-based non-governmental organization dedicated to protecting human rights. Government organization “CRY” work. Children’s rights.
Deepika Singh Rajawat – child rights activist
appearance
Deepika Singh Rajawat is 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs about 55 kg, has hazel eyes and black hair.
Deepika Singh Rajawat
family, caste and husband
Deepika belongs to a Kachwaharajput Hindu family in Kalihama village of Kupwara district in Jammu and Kashmir, India. She has three sisters Neelam Raina, Rain Raina, Palvee Raina and one brother Rakesh Raina.
Deepika Singh Rajawat and her mother
She is a settled married woman with a daughter, Ashtami.
deepika singh rajawa’s husband
Deepika Singh Rajawat and her daughter
Profession
She received her law degree from the National Law University, Jodhpur. After completing her law degree, Deepika worked as a lawyer in the Jammu and Kashmir courts and gradually entered the field of human rights. She has been fighting for human rights ever since.
Deepika Singh Rajawat
dispute
In November 2018, the family of the Kathua rape victim dismissed Deepika Singh Rajawat as lawyer. She could not attend the proceedings at the Pathankot court due to security reasons. The victim’s family approached the Pathankot court and submitted that the prosecution’s case will be further handled by Basra SS, special prosecutor and district attorney Jagdishwar Kumar Chopra. They will be assisted by KK Puri, Harbhajan Singh, Mubeen Farooky and other advocates. She has also been criticized for exploiting the case. as an image transformation.
fact
- In April 2018, Deepika appeared before the Jammu and Kashmir High Court on behalf of Asifa Bano, an 8-year-old girl who was gang-raped and raped in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district in January 2018. He was subsequently murdered.
Deepika Singh Rajawat advocates Asifa Bano
- She was the first to file a writ in Asifa’s case.
- According to Deepika, she has been facing prejudice and threats from her colleagues to fight for Asifa.
- Deepika received the Charkha Scholarship and the Ladli Award for her work in the field of juvenile justice.
Deepika Singh Rajawat
- She has a tattoo on her left palm.
Deepika Singh Rajawat tattoos
Categories: Biography
Source: HIS Education