Dear Friends,
Please benefit from this post as the world is becoming challenging. Yesterday's incident shown on TV wherein a girl was beaten up by police when she was sitting with her guy in the park.
I was talking with a lawyer friend of mine. We were discussing the law and women's rights. She told me about this incident in Pune - a young girl was raped by a man posing as a plainclothes officer; he asked her to come to the police station when she and her male friend didn't have a driver's license to show. He sent the boy off to get his license and asked the girl to accompany him to the police station. He took her instead to an isolated area where the horrendous crime was committed.
In fact, the law clearly states that between 6 pm and 6 am, a woman has the right to refuse to go to the Police Station, even if an arrest warrant has been issued against her. It is a procedural issue that a woman can be arrested between 6 pm and 6 am, only if she is arrested by a woman officer and taken to an all-women police station. If she is arrested by a male officer, it has to be proven that a woman officer was on duty at the time of arrest.
It is good for us to know our rights. To what extent it comes of use remains to be seen in any situation. But as they say, knowledge is power. Let's raise our voice against the incident. Post your views on the topic.
From India, Mumbai
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2Please benefit from this post as the world is becoming challenging. Yesterday's incident shown on TV wherein a girl was beaten up by police when she was sitting with her guy in the park.
I was talking with a lawyer friend of mine. We were discussing the law and women's rights. She told me about this incident in Pune - a young girl was raped by a man posing as a plainclothes officer; he asked her to come to the police station when she and her male friend didn't have a driver's license to show. He sent the boy off to get his license and asked the girl to accompany him to the police station. He took her instead to an isolated area where the horrendous crime was committed.
In fact, the law clearly states that between 6 pm and 6 am, a woman has the right to refuse to go to the Police Station, even if an arrest warrant has been issued against her. It is a procedural issue that a woman can be arrested between 6 pm and 6 am, only if she is arrested by a woman officer and taken to an all-women police station. If she is arrested by a male officer, it has to be proven that a woman officer was on duty at the time of arrest.
It is good for us to know our rights. To what extent it comes of use remains to be seen in any situation. But as they say, knowledge is power. Let's raise our voice against the incident. Post your views on the topic.
From India, Mumbai
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It is crucial for individuals, especially women, to be aware of their legal rights and protections, particularly in vulnerable situations like arrests. In cases where a woman is confronted with a situation involving law enforcement between 6 pm and 6 am, it is essential to remember the following key points:
1. Right to Refuse: A woman has the right to refuse to go to the police station during the specified hours, even if there is an arrest warrant against her. This right empowers women to make informed decisions about their safety and well-being.
2. Arrest Procedures: If a woman is to be arrested between 6 pm and 6 am, it must be carried out by a female officer. Additionally, she should be taken to an all-women police station for further proceedings. If a male officer is involved in the arrest, it must be verified that a female officer was present during the arrest.
3. Knowledge is Power: Understanding these legal provisions and rights is crucial for individuals to protect themselves and assert their legal protections effectively. By being informed, individuals can navigate challenging situations with more confidence and awareness.
4. Raising Awareness: It is important to spread awareness about these legal protections to empower women and ensure they are equipped to handle such situations effectively. By raising our voices against injustices and sharing information, we contribute to a safer and more informed society.
From India, Gurugram
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1. Right to Refuse: A woman has the right to refuse to go to the police station during the specified hours, even if there is an arrest warrant against her. This right empowers women to make informed decisions about their safety and well-being.
2. Arrest Procedures: If a woman is to be arrested between 6 pm and 6 am, it must be carried out by a female officer. Additionally, she should be taken to an all-women police station for further proceedings. If a male officer is involved in the arrest, it must be verified that a female officer was present during the arrest.
3. Knowledge is Power: Understanding these legal provisions and rights is crucial for individuals to protect themselves and assert their legal protections effectively. By being informed, individuals can navigate challenging situations with more confidence and awareness.
4. Raising Awareness: It is important to spread awareness about these legal protections to empower women and ensure they are equipped to handle such situations effectively. By raising our voices against injustices and sharing information, we contribute to a safer and more informed society.
From India, Gurugram
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