Apprehend and Disposition under Kidnapping and Abduction of Women and Girls in India

Dr. Firdous Ansari; Abdul Ayaz

Volume : VI, Issue : IV, April - 2016

Apprehend and Disposition under Kidnapping and Abduction of Women and Girls in India

Dr. Firdous Ansari, Abdul Ayaz

Abstract :

Crime rate reflect the quality of life and the human rights situation in the society. According to National Crime Records Bureau the rate of total cognizable crimes (IPC + SLL) was 540.4 in the year 2013 with an increase of 8.5% over 2012. In this paper data analyzed is taken from National Crime Records Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs, India. In the last section, followed by results discussion is made. Discussion In Uttar Pradesh, person in custody or on bail during the stage of investigation at the being of the year were around 148% more than West Bengal and 3246 times more than Sikkim. During the year, 960% more person were arrested in Uttar Pradesh as compared to Gujarat and this number of persons was 6854 times more than Mizoram. In Uttar Pradesh around 9596% more person were released or freed by police or magistrate before trial for want of evidence or any other reason when a comparison is made with Tamil Nadu. Under the head persons in custody or on bail during the stage of investigation at the end of the year an addition of 250% more persons was observed in Uttar Pradesh as compared to West Bengal and this number was computed 1462 times more than Nagaland. Persons in whose case charge sheets were laid during the year were found with an increment of 446%in Uttar Pradesh than Andhra Pradesh. Number of persons in Uttar Pradesh was 4911 times more than Manipur. The total number of persons under trial at the beginning of the year was turned to be 42% more in Uttar Pradesh as compared to Bihar. The total number of persons under trial during the year was turned to be 80% more in Uttar Pradesh than Maharashtra and persons under this category were observed 8926 times more than Mizoram. There was an addition of 912% persons found against whom cases were compounded or withdrawn in Uttar Pradesh than Gujarat. An increased number of 57% persons were calculated in Uttar Pradesh as compared to Maharashtra under the head persons in custody or on bail during the stage of trial at the end of the year. Uttar Pradesh was found 21928 times than Maharashtra. Persons in whose cases trials were completed during the year were pinpointed an increase of 236% more persons in Uttar Pradesh than Andhra Pradesh. As compared to Uttarakhand 1318% additional persons were convicted in Uttar Pradesh. 112% more persons were acquitted in Uttar Pradesh than West Bengal.