Police
reform,sanitation facility ,political will of state and society against
patriarchy and mind of caste, are few key factor to fight back the culture of rape.
In the absence of a modern social audit system, the keepers of
the law often unleash a ‘police raj’, especially in rural India. A
crippled National Human Rights Commission and its state subsidiaries
with limited recommendatory control and a dysfunctional Legal Aid System depict a gloomy picture indeed.
It has been 66 years since India — the largest democracy in the world —
attained independence. Yet, justice for all is still a far cry in the
country where the caste system continues to determine political, social,
and economic lives of a billion people. Money and muscle power,
together with political string-pulling, often result in denial of
justice for the hapless ‘have-nots’, especially the Dalits
(untouchables), ravaged by poverty and illiteracy.
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