The national capital, infamous for crime against women, has been polled in an industry survey as the most unsafe city for the fair sex working in night shifts with companies in IT and ITeS, aviation and media sectors and hospitals.

A majority of 65% of women in Delhi interviewed said they felt insecure working in night shifts, while the figure was the least for Mumbai at 26%, according to a survey by industry chamber Assocham.

The study comes nearly 10 days after Soumya Vishwanathan, working with a
television channel, was murdered while driving home from office in the early hours of September 30.