Ludhiana: For the fourth consecutive year, Ludhiana Komisarier recorded the highest crime against women in the state in 2020, according to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) report.
However, there has been a fall in cases compared to the previous year.
As NCRB data, Ludhiana Komarister registered 418 cases of crime against women in 2020.
Followed by Patiala with 340 cases and Mohali with 277 cases.
In 88, the Khanna District District had the lowest number of these cases.
In 2019, Komisisisan Ludhiana has registered 595 cases of crime against women.
It was followed by Patiala with 431 cases and Mohali with 354.
At 93, Pathankot had the number of such cases, according to NCRB.In data also, Commissioner Ludhiana was above with 662 cases, Patiala in number two (418 cases) and Mohali Third ( 297 cases).
In 2017 it was no better, with Ludhiana Komisarance again registered the highest cases of crime against women (535), followed by Patiala (267) analysis.
From the sub-categories show that from cases in the industrial city in 2020, the maximum is the kidnapping and kidnapping of women to force them to get married (119), where 108 women under the age of 18, and cruelty by her husband or relatives came next (104).
The attack on women with the intention of being angry, the case of its politeness (45) is the fourth highest and involved in the 18-year-old woman.
Among the main cases of other crimes against women here, 74 are listed under the protection of children from the Act of Sexual Violation, where 60 is a case of the rape of children and the rest of sexual violence.
Like 37 rape cases reported, where 36 involves women over the age of 18 years.
There are three cases of dowry death and 17 reductions for suicide.
By 2020, cases under the protection of children from the actions of sexual violations was the same as in 2019.
In 2018, that number was 60 in Ludhiana.
The number is the highest in 2017, when 81 cases under registered Pocso Law.
The number of children’s rape cases has increased.
While 34 of these cases were recorded in 2017, the number rose to 54 in 2019 and 60 in 2020.
Residents said the city needed to do more to make himself safe for women.
“Even though everything seems to have increased in the city as far as women’s safety, additional steps are needed to make them feel safe, even at night.
The night patrol must be increased,” said Harpreet Kaur, a city citizen.