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Women's Panel Received 28,811 Complaints Of Crime Against Women In 2023
The National Commission for Women (NCW) registered 28,811 complaints of crime against women last year and about 55 per cent were from Uttar Pradesh.
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"Crime Not Rising, More Women Are...": Panel Chief On New Central Data
National Commission for Women Chief Rekha Sharma on Thursday said that the increase in number of FIRs in crime against women, as revealed by NCRB, indicates that more women are coming forward and reporting such cases, which is a positive development.
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31 Per Cent Rise In Crimes Promoting Enmity Between Groups In 2022: Report
More than 1,500 cases were registered under IPC section 153A that penalises promoting enmity between different groups, including offences of hate speech, across India in 2022, a 31.25 per cent increase from 2021 but a 15.57 per cent decline from 2020
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Crime Against Women Rising, But Nearly 90% Of Police Personnel Are Men
Crime against women is on the rise in the metros and many states, but the number of women police personnel in most parts of the country is extremely low, according to data from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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2 Women Targeted By Criminals Every Hour In Delhi: Report
Nearly two women were targeted by criminals every hour in Delhi in 2022 which also registered a substantial increase in the number of cybercrime cases, the latest NCRB data showed.
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Most Crimes Against Women In Delhi, Nearly Double Than In Mumbai: Data
Cases of crime against women have spiked with an increase of 4 per cent seen in States and Union territories while an increase of 12.3 percent was recorded in 19 Metro cities in 2022 over the preceeding year.
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On BJP's Crimes Against Women Allegation, Ashok Gehlot Hits Back With Data
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has broken his silence on the law and order issue in his state, targetted by the BJP as a staple every time the Manipur issue is raised.
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Over 13 Lakh Girls, Women Went Missing Between 2019-2021 In India: Data
More than 13.13 lakh girls and women went missing in the country in three years between 2019 and 2021 and most of them were from Madhya Pradesh, followed by West Bengal.
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86 Rapes A Day, 49 Crimes Against Women Per Hour In India In 2021: Report
India registered 31,677 cases of rape in 2021 - an average 86 daily - while nearly 49 cases of crime against women were lodged every single hour, according to the latest government report on crimes in the country.
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Bengal Tops In Domestic Violence By Husband, In-Laws In 2021: Report
West Bengal reported the most number of cases of cruelty against women by spouses or relatives in 2021, according to the latest report of the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).
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Delhi Records 17% Rise In Crimes Against Women, Six Rapes Reported Daily
According to the data, Delhi recorded 6,747 cases of crimes against women between January 1 and July 15 in 2021 and the number went up to 7,887 in 2022.
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"Sharp Decline In Heinous Crimes": Delhi Police On Cases Filed In 2020
Delhi witnessed a significant decline in crime including rape cases, molestation and crimes against women in 2020 as compared to 2019, according to data by Delhi Police.
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Accused Known To Survivors In 94% Cases Of Rape In 2019: Government Data
Children and women are most vulnerable among their own relatives and known people, compared to unknown people in the context of sex-related crime, according to government data. The National Crime Records Bureau In its latest report of 2019 said in 94.2 per cent of rape cases, the accused was known to the survivor.
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87 Rape Cases A Day, Crimes Against Women Up By 7%, Shows National Data
India recorded an average 87 rape cases every day in 2019 and 4,05,861 cases of crimes against women during the year -- a rise of over seven per cent from 2018 -- shows latest data released by the National Crime Records Bureau.
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Priyanka Gandhi Hits Out At UP Government Over Crimes Against Women
It is "shameful" that Uttar Pradesh tops the list of states in cases of crime against women, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said on Tuesday.
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Women's Panel Received 28,811 Complaints Of Crime Against Women In 2023
The National Commission for Women (NCW) registered 28,811 complaints of crime against women last year and about 55 per cent were from Uttar Pradesh.
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"Crime Not Rising, More Women Are...": Panel Chief On New Central Data
National Commission for Women Chief Rekha Sharma on Thursday said that the increase in number of FIRs in crime against women, as revealed by NCRB, indicates that more women are coming forward and reporting such cases, which is a positive development.
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31 Per Cent Rise In Crimes Promoting Enmity Between Groups In 2022: Report
More than 1,500 cases were registered under IPC section 153A that penalises promoting enmity between different groups, including offences of hate speech, across India in 2022, a 31.25 per cent increase from 2021 but a 15.57 per cent decline from 2020
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Crime Against Women Rising, But Nearly 90% Of Police Personnel Are Men
Crime against women is on the rise in the metros and many states, but the number of women police personnel in most parts of the country is extremely low, according to data from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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2 Women Targeted By Criminals Every Hour In Delhi: Report
Nearly two women were targeted by criminals every hour in Delhi in 2022 which also registered a substantial increase in the number of cybercrime cases, the latest NCRB data showed.
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Most Crimes Against Women In Delhi, Nearly Double Than In Mumbai: Data
Cases of crime against women have spiked with an increase of 4 per cent seen in States and Union territories while an increase of 12.3 percent was recorded in 19 Metro cities in 2022 over the preceeding year.
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On BJP's Crimes Against Women Allegation, Ashok Gehlot Hits Back With Data
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has broken his silence on the law and order issue in his state, targetted by the BJP as a staple every time the Manipur issue is raised.
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Over 13 Lakh Girls, Women Went Missing Between 2019-2021 In India: Data
More than 13.13 lakh girls and women went missing in the country in three years between 2019 and 2021 and most of them were from Madhya Pradesh, followed by West Bengal.
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86 Rapes A Day, 49 Crimes Against Women Per Hour In India In 2021: Report
India registered 31,677 cases of rape in 2021 - an average 86 daily - while nearly 49 cases of crime against women were lodged every single hour, according to the latest government report on crimes in the country.
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Bengal Tops In Domestic Violence By Husband, In-Laws In 2021: Report
West Bengal reported the most number of cases of cruelty against women by spouses or relatives in 2021, according to the latest report of the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).
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Delhi Records 17% Rise In Crimes Against Women, Six Rapes Reported Daily
According to the data, Delhi recorded 6,747 cases of crimes against women between January 1 and July 15 in 2021 and the number went up to 7,887 in 2022.
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"Sharp Decline In Heinous Crimes": Delhi Police On Cases Filed In 2020
Delhi witnessed a significant decline in crime including rape cases, molestation and crimes against women in 2020 as compared to 2019, according to data by Delhi Police.
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Accused Known To Survivors In 94% Cases Of Rape In 2019: Government Data
Children and women are most vulnerable among their own relatives and known people, compared to unknown people in the context of sex-related crime, according to government data. The National Crime Records Bureau In its latest report of 2019 said in 94.2 per cent of rape cases, the accused was known to the survivor.
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87 Rape Cases A Day, Crimes Against Women Up By 7%, Shows National Data
India recorded an average 87 rape cases every day in 2019 and 4,05,861 cases of crimes against women during the year -- a rise of over seven per cent from 2018 -- shows latest data released by the National Crime Records Bureau.
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Priyanka Gandhi Hits Out At UP Government Over Crimes Against Women
It is "shameful" that Uttar Pradesh tops the list of states in cases of crime against women, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said on Tuesday.
