Crime against women

Delhi Rape | After The Probe's initial report revealed the gruesome rape and violent assault of a homeless woman on a street in Delhi, eyewitnesses have now confirmed the incident and identified the perpetrator.

Delhi rape survivor Ashraya (name changed) speaks to The Probe, exposing shocking police apathy. She claims multiple police stations refused to register her FIR and alleges that Nizamuddin Police asked her to marry her rapist.

Delhi rape survivor Ashraya (name changed) speaks to The Probe, exposing shocking police apathy. She claims multiple police stations refused to register her FIR and alleges that Nizamuddin Police asked her to marry her rapist.

Delhi Rape: Shocking Case of Homeless Woman Allegedly Raped in Broad Daylight on the Street; Nizamuddin Police Refused to Register FIR for the Second Time, Leading to a Repeated Attack by the Same Man

Crime in Delhi is no longer being reported as it once was. It's not that crime has decreased, but rather the definition of crimes that can outrage society is rapidly changing.

Rapes and gangrapes remain alarmingly high despite the Nirbhaya reforms, with survivors facing relentless barriers in their fight for justice.

Sextortion rackets are troublingly prevalent among law enforcement officials in Madhya Pradesh, with alarming cases emerging as the state awaits election results.

Delhi Gangrape Survivor Relives Republic Day Horror and Ongoing Threats in Quest for Justice.

Silent Spectators: Unmasking the Horrifying Trend of Women Stripped and Paraded Across India as Society Remains a Mute Witness

The Maharashtra police recently said that thousands of girls have gone missing from the state between January and March this year. Law enforcement agencies' lack of proactive measures has amplified the distressing situation of missing girls in Maharashtra. Naziya Perveen reports for The Probe.