Supreme Court takes suo motu cognisance of recent sexual cases and blame authorities for many reasons. Recent Delhi-NCR cases , Educational institutional assaults against women demand more than laws, What are your views on that?
Context & Clarity
Suo moto means "Supreme court by its own initiative". Cognisance means "awareness".
The Supreme court observed that public places or workplaces or educational institutes cannot become places of High risk or vulnerable to women.
Supreme court tells lack of patrolling , administrative deficiencies , negligence , Women cells in Universities etc are the prime reasons.
What are your perspectives and practice measures should be taken by the government to make INDIA safer for women.
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Increase patrolling around public places, workplaces, campuses and other vulnerable areas, especially during late hours. Police response must be quick and visible.
Universities, workplaces and public institutions should have active women’s safety cells, clear complaint mechanisms and strict accountability for negligence or delayed action.
Safer Infrastructure - Improve street lighting, CCTV coverage, emergency helplines, safe public transport and last-mile connectivity so women can move freely without fear.
Prevention beyond laws : Safety cannot depend only on stricter laws. Regular awareness programmes, gender-sensitisation, self-defence training and responsible community participation are essential to prevent violence before it occurs.
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Increase patrolling around public places, workplaces, campuses and other vulnerable areas, especially during late hours. Police response must be quick and visible.
Realizing that women are sacred individuals—not objects—is a cultural change that could take generations. Until that mindset takes hold, our legal systems and institutions must step up to ensure their protection
Increase patrolling around public places, workplaces, campuses and other vulnerable areas, especially during late hours. Police response must be quick and visible.
Prevention beyond laws : Safety cannot depend only on stricter laws. Regular awareness programmes, gender-sensitisation, self-defence training and responsible community participation are essential to prevent violence before it occurs.