Women's Safety & Justice
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Women's Safety & Justice

A crime against women is reported every 1.7 minutes in India. Low conviction rates persist in fast-track courts.

Moderate0 citizens8 tracked problems

Main Problems

1.

High Incidence of Crime Against Women: A crime against women is reported every 1.7 minutes in India according to NCRB data

2.

Fast-Track Court Conviction Delay: Conviction rate in fast-track special courts stands at ~28%, with cases pending over 3 years

3.

Public Space Surveillance Gaps: Over 65% of urban transit hubs and dark spots lack CCTV coverage and emergency call boxes

4.

Low Women Police Representation: Women constitute only 11.7% of the total police force nationwide against 33% target

5.

Under-Reporting of Sexual Harassment: Less than 20% of workplace and public transport harassment incidents are formally reported

6.

Emergency Helpline Response Lag: National Emergency Response System (112) experiences response delays in rural & suburban zones

7.

Domestic Violence Resource Shortage: 70% of districts lack functional One Stop Crisis Centres (Sakhi) with legal & medical aid

8.

Inadequate Shelter Infrastructure: Severe shortage of short-stay homes and rehabilitation facilities for survivors of violence

Current Status

National Ranking#12 Priority
Urgency LevelModerate
Active Trackers0K
Tracked Problems8
Budget Utilized39%
Last Gov. ResponseMarch 2026

Latest Update

CAG report reveals allocated funds for Women's Safety & Justice remain under-utilized. Ministry requests implementation extension.

June 2026