Former Chief Justice of India, D.Y. Chandrachud, has drawn parallels between the recent Pune bus rape case and the 2012 Nirbhaya gang rape, emphasizing that the key to women's safety lies not just in stricter laws but in their effective implementation.
Speaking about the alarming rise in crimes against women, Chandrachud pointed out that despite stringent legal provisions, justice often gets delayed due to weak enforcement. He stressed the need for police accountability, judicial efficiency, and societal responsibility in ensuring safer public spaces for women.
The Pune incident, where a young woman was sexually assaulted in a moving bus, has sparked outrage across the country, reigniting discussions about women's security in India. Chandrachud's remarks underline the importance of timely justice and a victim-centric approach in handling such cases.
As the nation remembers the horrors of Nirbhaya, legal experts and activists demand urgent reforms in law enforcement. Will the justice system rise to the occasion, or will history repeat itself?
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