The issue figured in the meeting during which the Chief Minister also discussed the law and order situation in the capital.
"A magisterial inquiry has already been ordered. Till the report comes, it will be difficult to comment on the issue. Let the autopsy report come, things will be clear," Dikshit told reporters after the meeting here.
She said she did not come to meet Shinde because of today's incident. "It was a routine meeting. I keep coming here," she said.
The Chief Minister is understood to expressed concern about the increasing cases of crime against women despite steps being taken after the gangrape incident.
She also wanted setting up of a help desk for women and deployment of more woman personnel in the police stations, the sources said.
Gangrape accused Ram Singh, 33, allegedly hanged himself in high-security Tihar Jail this morning.
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