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Crime against Women

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As per the data provided by National Crime Records Bureau, in Delhi, the crime committed against women and children are on decrease since the last two years; however, the same is on increase in Mumbai.  The year-wise data of crime committed against women and children in Delhi and Mumbai, for the past ten years is at Annexure-I.

The Ministry of Women & Child Development, Government of India under its One Stop Centre Scheme provides integrated support and assistance to women affected by violence under one roof through a range of services including medical, legal, police, psycho-social counselling and temporary shelter. In addition, this Ministry also provides 24-hours toll-free telecom service through short code 181 to women seeking support and information through its Universalisation of Women Helpline scheme. As of now 2.27 lakh women have benefitted from OSC Scheme and 38.62 lakh women have benefited from WHL Scheme.

Further, the Government has enacted the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (JJ Act), which applies to all matters concerning children in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law. The Ministry is also implementing a centrally sponsored Child Protection Services (CPS) scheme (erstwhile Integrated Child Protection Scheme) for supporting children in difficult circumstances, as envisaged under the JJ Act, 2015. The primary responsibility of implementation of the scheme lies with the State Governments/UT Administrations. The details of children who have benefited under CPS scheme as informed by the States/UTs during 2018-19 are annexed at Annexure-II.

Under the JJ Act, 2015, the children in conflict with law are housed in Child Care Institutions where the child is provided various rehabilitation and reintegration services including skill development, vocational training, recreational facilities and mental health interventions.

Annexure-I

Details of Cases Reported under Total Crime against Women in Delhi and Mumbai City during 2008-2017
SLCities2008200920102011201220132014201520162017
1Delhi City351537013886448951941144913260147661380311542
2Mumbai1571133214091700178129463974481951285453
 Details of Cases Reported under Total Crime against Children in Delhi and Mumbai City during 2008-2017
SLCities2008200920102011201220132014201520162017
1Delhi City1577240530293398363561248139803573926844
2Mumbai3643695324255179021456318734003790
 Details of Cases Reported under Juveniles in Conflict with Law  in Delhi and Mumbai City during 2008-2017
SLCities2008200920102011201220132014201520162017
1Delhi City340397340669102814601671198123682677
2Mumbai581591603643593819926938946914

*Source: Crime in India

Annexure-II

  1. Details of Child Care Institutions for children in need of care and protection (CNCP) in the country along with number of children residing in these institutions during the year 2018-19.
Sl.No.State/UTsInstitutional Care [Homes]Open SheltersSpecialised Adoption Agencies
No. AssistedBeneficiariesNo. AssistedBeneficiariesNo. AssistedBeneficiaries
1Andhra Pradesh6623161334214144
2Arunachal Pradesh4760019
3Assam3717653512369
4Bihar261567513413138
5Chhattisgarh6523251011712120
6Goa2311883378216
7Gujarat451706001286
8Haryana24140321614747
9Himachal Pradesh331227338111
10Jammu and Kashmir178230020
11Jharkhand3699251411593
12Karnataka80299840115325107
13Kerala3078841001265
14Madhya Pradesh672804834826243
15Maharashtra67260538613136
16Manipur42116014296755
17Meghalaya44960315936
18Mizoram36119500550
19Nagaland3947733545
20Odisha9668591224423223
21Punjab134630000
22Rajasthan852459224012499
23Sikkim12355360420
24Tamil Nadu189119151226420169
25Tripura23717258649
26Uttar Pradesh7731622050012120
27Uttarakhand20437250215
28West Bengal73543649132632460
29Telangana4213430011342
30Andaman & Nicobar310100
31Chandigarh725200217
32Dadra and Nagar Haveli000
33Daman and Diu0000
34Lakshadweep000
35Delhi28144713380372
36Puducherry271043242216
 Total14766436427573173383002

contd…

Annexure-II

     (ii) Details of CCIs for Children in Conflict with Law (CCL) in the country along with number of Children residing in these institutions during the year 2018-19.

S.No.StateObservation HomeBeneficiariesSpecial HomeBeneficiariesObservation cum Special HomeBeneficiariesPlace of SafetyBeneficiaries 
 
1Andhra Pradesh1278210219900 
2Arunachal Pradesh000011300 
3Assam51201100012 
4Bihar128601200000 
5Chhattisgarh1344866100381 
6Goa00000000 
7Gujarat331000000 
8Haryana4273000000 
9Himachal Pradesh246000000 
10Jammu and Kashmir5281200000 
11Jharkhand104051110000 
12Karnataka16601210000 
13Kerala925230016 
14Madhya Pradesh184483550000 
15Maharashtra471705000000 
16Manipur4400014000 
17Meghalaya348000000 
18Mizoram81452610000 
19Nagaland1232260000 
20Orissa0000429800 
21Punjab41372520000 
22Rajasthan34504000000 
23Sikkim355000000 
24Tamil Nadu719025000124 
25Tripura37100000 
26Uttar Pradesh2916782600111 
27Uttarakhand97922200219 
28West Bengal000018166000 
29Telangana918414919700 
30Andaman & Nicobar00000000 
31Chandigarh122000000 
32Dadra & Nagar Haveli00000000 
33Daman and Diu00000000 
34Lakshadweep00000000 
35NCT of Delhi426111200137 
36Puducherry23000000 
  28881653444927230710180 

This information was given by the Minister of Women and Child Development, SmritiZubinIrani, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha today.

Nov 22, 2019


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