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Saturday, December 14, 2013

The National Crime Records Bureau of India is a government agency set up in 1986 with the mandate of crime record maintenance for the Indian Police.

According to its ‘Crime in India 2012’ report the number of rapes committed in the country reached 24923 in the year 2012, a rise of about 3% from 24206 in the previous year  (2011), and a rise of 52.22% from 2002 (16373).

We have used this report as the basis for identifying the 10 states that require utmost and urgent attention, apart from the NCT of Delhi. These states have reported an absolute incidence of more than 1000. They are as follows:

Name of State
Rapes in 20121
Andhra Pradesh
1341
Assam
1716
Chhattisgarh
1034
Kerala
1019
Madhya Pradesh
3425
Maharashtra
1839
Odisha
1458
Rajasthan
2049
Uttar Pradesh
1963
West Bengal
2046
Delhi
706

The purpose of the NCRB exercise is to serve as a tool for analysts researching the reasons behind the incidence of crimes2.

Source: Crime in India, 2012 Statistics; National Crime Records Bureau, BBC, AP
Janet Loehrke and Anne Carey, USA TODAY3




1 Table 5.2, Chapter 5, Crime in India 2012, pg 387


2  “Crime leaves deep scars in the society;  therefore we need to study the causes, patterns and nature of crimes affecting the human body and property to find out the reasons for incidence of such crimes. Such a study will help us to identify remedial measures and policy interventions to contain such heinous crimes. Crime in India publication is a vital tool in the hands of such researchers, criminologists and officers of criminal justice system in the country as it provides ample statistical data to conduct such studies.” RK Singh, Home Secretary, in Crime in India 2012.

http://www.newsxs.com/en/go/14138469/USA_TODAY_International/



SOURCE: NATIONAL CRIME RECORD BUREAU MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS, http://ncrb.nic.in “CRIME IN INDIA 2012 STATISTICS”


STATES
  1. ANDHRA PRADESH- 1341
  2. ARUNACHAL PRADESH - 46
  3. ASSAM- 1716
  4. BIHAR- 927
  5. CHHATTISGARH- 1034
  6. GOA- 55
  7. GUJARAT- 473
  8. HARYANA- 668
  9. HIMACHAL PRADESH -183
  10. JAMMU & KASHMIR -303
  11. JHARKHAND- 812
  12. KARNATAKA- 621
  13. KERALA -1019
  14. MADHYA PRADESH -3425
  15. MAHARASHTRA- 1839
  16. MANIPUR- 63
  17. MEGHALAYA -164
  18. MIZORAM -103
  19. NAGALAND- 21
  20. ODISHA- 1458
  21. PUNJAB- 680
  22. RAJASTHAN -2049
  23. SIKKIM -34
  24. TAMIL NADU -737
  25. TRIPURA -229
  26. UTTAR PRADESH- 1963
  27. UTTARAKHAND -148
  28. WEST BENGAL -2046
TOTAL (STATES) -24157

UNION TERRITORIES:
  1. A & N ISLANDS- 12
  2. CHANDIGARH- 27
  3. D & N HAVELI- 3
  4. DAMAN & DIU- 5
  5. DELHI- 706
  6. LAKSHADWEEP -0
  7. PUDUCHERRY 13
TOTAL (UTs) -766

TOTAL (ALL-INDIA)- 24923

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