The DCW which is working with the Delhi government to rehabilitate acid attack victims has collected the CVs of 33 acid attack victims.
"In this regard I would like to bring to you notice an order by the Chief Minister to provide government jobs to 35 acid attack victims of Delhi which was widely reported by media," Maliwal said in her letter.
The Commission, she said, along with six acid attack victims had met Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on August 6 who had assured them help.
After the August 6 meeting, the DCW chief had began working on the profiling of these acid attack victims to recommend government jobs for them as per their demand and eligibility.
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