Will State not take crimes against women seriously unless people protest? Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court questioned whether the state only takes crimes against women seriously when there is public protest, reflecting on the effectiveness of law enforcement in such cases. The court's remarks came during a hearing concerning a recent case of violence against women. This observation underscores concerns about the responsiveness of the legal system to gender-based violence and the need for consistent, proactive law enforcement. The High Court’s comments are a call to action for authorities to prioritize the safety and rights of women, regardless of public pressure.