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Haryana Police Cut Women's Crime by 38%
17 May
Summary
- Crimes against women saw a 38% decrease in Haryana during 2025.
- Major crimes like rape and kidnapping saw significant reductions.
- Nearly 98% of cases against women were resolved by police.
Haryana Police successfully reduced crimes against women by 38% in 2025, a significant achievement in enhancing public safety. The number of reported cases dropped from 13,945 in 2024 to 8,723 in 2025, demonstrating the effectiveness of a multi-faceted approach.
Major categories of crime also saw considerable declines. Rape cases decreased from 1,716 in 2021 to 1,033 in 2025, while kidnapping and abduction incidents fell from 2,958 to 1,249 over the same period. Family cruelty cases also reduced from 5,755 to 4,562.
These positive trends were achieved despite an increase in the state's female population. The Haryana Police established 33 Women Police Stations and 365 Women Help Desks, strengthening support systems for victims. A dedicated Durga Shakti Rapid Action Force and various technological tools further bolster safety measures across public spaces and transportation.
The overall case resolution rate remained impressively high, close to 98%, underscoring the department's commitment to justice and accountability in cases involving women. These initiatives aim to guarantee women's safety, a crucial step towards realizing empowerment and equality.
