The National Commission for Women on Wednesday asked the Kerala DGP to send an action-taken report in the alleged chilli powder attack on a woman activist outside the police commissionerate there.
Bindu Ammini, who created history early this year by visiting Sabarimala temple, was allegedly attacked by a member of a Hindu outfit with chilli spray when she came out of the office of the commissioner to take some papers from their vehicle, police sources said.
On the basis of a media report, the NCW said it has taken suo-motu cognisance of the case and asked the Kerala DGP to send the action-taken report to the commission.
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