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4.5L cases of crime against women in '23: NCRB
The New Indian Express Hyderabad
|October 01, 2025
INDIA has recorded nearly 4.5 lakh incidents of crime against women in 2023, which is marginally up from the figures in the past two years.
This has been revealed in the latest report of the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), as the data has been compiled on the basis of the reports submitted by the Police Stations from across the states and the Union Territories (UTs) indicating national crime rates.
As per the report a total of 4,48,211 crimes against women were reported in 2023, an increase from 4,45,256 cases in 2022 and 4,28,278 in 2021
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