It was established in 2013 in the aftermath of the brutal Nirbhaya gangrape.On Friday, the DCW has issued a notice to DCP (North) questioning the handling of the case of the Dalit minor who was allegedly kidnapped by the accused just before a hearing in her rape case, subjected to sexual assault several times and forced to drink corrosive substance.In the notice, the Commission had directed DCP (North) to provide security to the girl and her family and asked why the police had not arrested the accused till date.The Commission had also sought the details of action taken on the complaint of the victim's parents regarding threat to their lives in an FIR filed on May 15 and asked the reasons for not registering offences under Section 3 of the SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989. . Maliwal wants a high-level ministerial committee on women safety 
 
 A 14-year-old Dalit rape victim who was repeatedly sexually assaulted and was forced to drink an acid-like substance, died at a hospital here today, prompting an anguished DCW chief to lash out at the Centre and Delhi police on the issue of women's safety. We all simply wait for next Nirbhaya to die,” the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chairperson Swati Maliwal said on Twitter, adding she “never felt so helpless.” 
 
 “The girl was fed a corrosive substance which completely destroyed her internal organs and she died a very painful death,” she said, adding that it was only after the Commission issued notice to the DCP (North), the accused who was roaming free was arrested. V poor n inconsolable. "A medical board will investigate her case," said a police source.Accusing the police of not arresting the accused or protecting the girl, Swati Maliwal, the chief of the women's panel, tweeted yesterday: "How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want?"
– Cops in India said a woman who was abducted and raped earlier this month in Bhiwani was likely the victim of the same five men who gang-raped her three years ago and were out on bail. Now, echos of that case in another: CNN reports a 14-year-old Delhi girl has died after allegedly being kidnapped, raped, and abused by the man suspected of raping her in December. That man, said to live in the girl's neighborhood, was out on bail when the alleged abduction occurred on May 15—one day prior to a hearing on his case. (Some reports say the alleged rapist kidnapped her; others say it was his maternal aunt.) NDTV reports she was raped repeatedly, with Chair of the Delhi Commission for Women Swati Maliwal saying the teen was "fed a corrosive substance which completely destroyed her internal organs and she died a very painful death." NDTV reports the girl made a deathbed statement that described what she allegedly endured: beatings, rapes "several times a day," a lack of food, and the forced consumption of acid in juice. The girl's mother says, "We looked for her for 12 days. When my child came back home, she had bruises all over. Her mouth, chest and limbs had been blackened." CNN and NDTV report she was hospitalized in June and on life support for a month. CNN cites police as saying the man was arrested following the girl's death. On Twitter, Maliwal accused India of failing another "Nirbhaya"—a reference to Jyoti Singh, who died after an infamous 2012 gang rape. As in the case earlier this month, the teen was a Dalit, considered the lowest, "untouchable" caste—and a particularly vulnerable one; read more about why.