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All Tripura State Kung Fu Championship held at Umakanta School field: Social Worker Panchali Bhattacharjee admits rise of crimes against women in Tripura
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All Tripura State Kung Fu Championship held at Umakanta School field: Social Worker Panchali Bhattacharjee admits rise of crimes against women in Tripura
PHOTO : Tripura Kung Fu Association organized a State Level Competition at Umakanta School Ground. TIWN Pic Dec 21

AGARTALA, December 21 (TIWN): Closing and Awarding ceremony of first ever All Tripura State Kung Fu Championship held today at Agartala Umakanta School field. The championship started from December 20. During the programme today the Eminent social worker of the state Panchali Bhattacharya, wife of Tripura CM Manik Sarkar who remained present as a special guest of the programme. Mrs.Bhattacharjee advised Tripura Kung Fu Association to consult the state govt. in order to strengthen the Kung Fu art here in Tripura.

During the programme today MLA Ratan Das along with Phulan Bhattacharjee, Councilor AMC Ward No. 13 and the members of the Kung Fu Association remained present.

Delivering her speech today during the program, social worker and Tripura CM Manik Sarkar’s Wife Panchali Bhattacharjee admitted the rise of crimes against women in Tripura. And urged the Tripura Kung Fu Association to bring in the Tripura girls especially under this banner for their self defense in this present situation of the state.

When the crimes against women had already taken a top most position in Tripura, the state govt. has taken certain steps to curb it, like recruitment of more women police and setting up more women police station. But all these seem to have bowed down in front of the increasing rate of crimes against women in Tripura.

Cases of crimes against women in Tripura are rising. In 2011, 1,503 such cases were registered while the number went up to 1,650 in 2012 and 1,706 in 2013. Beside from April 2013 to March 2014, the number of case relating to the women registered rested at 848 taking the number high till today.

According to the National Crimes Record Bureau, Tripura ranked second after Assam in the number of crimes against women in northeast India.

It is to be mentioned here that when the Women's organisations believe that low conviction rate, lack of prompt action by police and victims shying from lodging complaints resulted in rise in such crimes. But what must be the present situation here in Tripura? When the women are not getting a proper justice and the police are always in a race to either hush up the lodged case or to save the accused persons. Recently many such cases had already come under limelight where the police are still on a sleep and the accused are making a free movement.

Therefore to mention here, organising seminars, workshops and awareness camp and recruiting more women police on curbing the rising crimes against women must not be enough here in the state at present because the way it has taken a giant shape, it is possible to curb the crimes related to women only when the police awake from their sleep and takes necessary steps against the accused. 

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