Viral video: Two men throw acid on a school girl in Dwarka, the incident captured on CCTV

Viral video: In the Dwarka neighbourhood of southwest Delhi, two men on a bike today threw acid at a 17-year-old girl, leaving her with serious injuries that required hospitalisation. According to the girl's father, the chemical splashed across her face and went into her eyes. According to the police, the girl has named two suspects, and one of them has been taken into custody.

CCTV camera caught the incident

A nearby CCTV camera managed to capture shocking video of the incident. The two girls can be seen crossing the street when a bike slows down and one of the riders hurls something from a glass at the 17-year-old. She is then seen running while holding her face, obviously in terrible pain. According to witnesses, the girl rushed to a neighbour who assisted in washing the chemical from her face.

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Father told the incident

"This morning, my daughters, ages 13 and 17, went out together. Two men on bikes suddenly threw acid at my older daughter and rode off. Their faces were covered "Father of the girl spoke to media.When questioned about whether his daughter had reported being harassed by anyone, her father responded, "Undoubtedly not. If she had, I would have gone everywhere with her. The sisters would ride Metro together to school."

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Head of the Delhi Women's Panel expressed her concern

Swati Maliwal, the head of the Delhi Women's Panel, expressed concern over the incident and questioned why the sale of acid could not be restricted in order to stop such heinous crimes.

"In the nation's capital, two thugs hurl acid at a schoolgirl in broad daylight. Is there still a fear of the law? Why can't acid sales be outlawed? Shame, "She Tweeted.

She questioned why the government did not outlaw the retail sale of acid in another post, claiming that it is just as easy to find as vegetables. She claimed that the Delhi women's panel had long demanded this ban. When will governments begin to act?

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