Women and children torture
This law was enacted under the Women and Child Repression Prevention Act 2000, which has more effective provisions for strict and effective suppression of women and children Abuses and Crimes. After this amendment of some of the provisions of this Act was made in 2003 by the Women and Child Repression Prevention (Amendment) Act, 2003Among the crimes that have been tried by this law, among other things, dowry, acid throwing, women or child trafficking, kidnapping of women and children, rape, rape death, incitement of women, sexual harassment, begging etc., children's engagement etc.
Since the issue of the social status and safety of women and children victims of the crimes recognized under this Act is directly related to the crime, the crime or crimes related to such kind of crimes related to women or children related to this act or the news or information or name-address or any other information related to it, in any newspaper Or any otheThe news can not be expressed in such a way that the identity of the woman or child is revealed.If any newspaper, TV or electronic media expresses identity of the victim or woman, then the person or person responsible for it will be punished with imprisonment for a maximum of two years or up to one lakh rupees, or both.
Many times, many people have filed false cases under this law due to the inaction of the people.If it is seen that a person has filed a false case for the loss of another person, both the person filed by the complaint and the person who filed the complaint will be punished with imprisonment for a maximum of seven years and will also be fined.
On the basis of written complaint of a person, the tribunal can take the charge of criminal prosecution and prosecute the case.
If the accused person is caught by the police or any other person during the offense of organizing an offense, then the crime investigation must be completed within 15 days of being caught.
If the criminal person is not caught in the hand, then the investigation must be completed within 60 working days from the date of receipt of the order.
If for any reason the investigation is not completed within the given time period, then the investigator will record the reason and within 30 working days to complete the investigation of the crime.
Even if it is not possible to complete the investigation, the tribunal, who has ordered the investigation, will be handed over to another officer in the investigation of the offense. That is, the case under this law is called for a 'special trial' or fast completion.
It is important to remember that all the offenses under this Act will be non-bailable.
If a person is convicted or released on bail under the law, then the complainant must be given the opportunity to be heard. The complainant can not be given bail without giving a chance to the hearing.
Even if the court is satisfied that the charges against him have been unjustified, there can not be bail.
But the tribunal may grant bail to women or children or physically handicapped persons.
In this law, the bail order of the bail granted is granted to the jurisdiction tribunal of some jurisdictions, in relation to the condition of the case, with certain conditions. If the accused is women, children, old, ill or disabled after hearing the prosecution then the Tribunal can release him on bail.
If the tribunal is satisfied that the accused does not have the potential to be convicted under initial consideration or if bail is not granted justice, then due to the reasons, he can be released on bail.
If the final amendment can not be completed within the stipulated time, then the original accused can not be released on bail.
The High Court Division may appeal to the High Court Division within 60 days from the date of the party, order, verdict, or sentence aggrieved by the order, verdict or sentence given by the tribunal.