Innovation : The
Research Concept ISSN No. 2456–5474 RNI No. .UPBIL/2016/68367 VOL-
VI * ISSUE- IV * May - 2021
Paper Submission: 05/05/2021, Date of Acceptance: 17/05/2021, Date of Publication: 25/05/2021
Dipak Das
Associate Professor,
Dept. of Law,
Hidayatullah National Law
University,
Naya Raipur,
Atal Nagar,
Chhattisgarh, India
Abstract
Constitution of India manifests the importance of constitutional
feminism in the chapters of fundamental rights and directive principles of
state policy. The preamble to the constitution also mentions about justice
to all including women. There are three organs of the state namely
legislature, executive and judiciary. Each organ with specific
responsibility has been assigned a common task to uphold the principles
of constitutional feminism and constitutional morality.
Though 70 years has elapsed but the plight of crime against
women in India has not been improved despite efforts taken by all three
organs of the state. Though penal laws like IPC contains specific
provision to deal with sexual offences against women, yet these
provisions are not able to fetch justice in true sense to the victim of
sexual offences against women. Some authorities, like judiciary, law
enforcing agencies and law making authority are to work in a cooperative manner to uphold constitutional feminism but the real picture is
far from reality. It happens due to several reasons including mental
attitude of officials of executive, judiciary and elected representatives of
legislature. The present study tries to reflect how, despite law, courts and
police personnel sexual offences against women have been increasing at
an alarming rate in India because of several reasons including mental
attitude of interpreters of legal provisions in India thus it is reflecting
ideology versus reality.
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