Swati Maliwal's role as the chairperson of the Delhi Women Commission began in 2015 when she was appointed to the position. She quickly gained public attention for her dedication and commitment to addressing women's issues in the city. Her work included conducting surprise visits to various shelter homes and initiating several awareness campaigns on women's safety and empowerment.

During her tenure, Swati Maliwal launched the 'Rape Roko' campaign, demanding fast-track courts for rape cases and strict punishment for rapists. She also led the 'Mahila Suraksha Yatra', a march to raise awareness about women's safety issues in Delhi. Swati Maliwal actively used social media to raise awareness about cases of violence against women and was known for her no-nonsense approach to tackling such issues.

Despite her efforts, Swati Maliwal faced criticism and opposition from political parties and other stakeholders. She was accused of politicizing the commission and focusing solely on high-profile cases. Swati Maliwal also faced backlash for her confrontational approach and her clashes with the Delhi Police over cases related to women's safety.

The recent controversy involving Swati Maliwal and the assault allegations by Vibhav Kumar have further complicated her relationship with the Aam Aadmi Party. The incident has raised questions about the party's stance on women's safety and the treatment of its members. Swati Maliwal's journey from a close ally of Kejriwal to a vocal critic highlights the complexities and challenges of navigating political Relationships and principles.. Read More Here