A review meeting focusing on women’s safety, crimes against women, and related social issues took place at the Rajasthan Police Headquarters to commemorate International Women’s Day. Chaired by Vijaya Rahatkar, the Chairperson of the National Commission for Women, the meeting delved into discussions on various aspects of women’s safety. Rahatkar highlighted a positive trend of declining crime statistics involving women, indicating progress in addressing crimes against women in the state.
The meeting also addressed the rise in complaints reported in specific categories, signaling increased legal awareness and confidence among women. Rahatkar emphasized that the higher reporting of complaints should be seen as a positive shift, reflecting a healthier societal change with more women asserting their rights. She credited the improved crime data from 2024 to 2026 to the consistent efforts of the police and administration in the state.
Discussing cyber crimes, Rahatkar pointed out that such cases often involve offenses against women and financial fraud, necessitating stringent monitoring. She commended the Rajasthan Police for appointing nodal officers for the National Commission for Women at state and district levels, emphasizing the importance of enhanced communication and collaboration between the police and the Commission to ensure women’s safety.
Rajasthan’s Director General of Police, Rajiv Kumar Sharma, stressed the state government’s commitment to prioritizing the safety of women and children. He noted a decline in crimes against women in recent years and highlighted the improved quality of police investigations. Sharma mentioned initiatives like the “Empowered Women, Responsibility Ours” campaign by Jaipur Police to raise awareness and bolster women’s safety.
