India's Supreme Court Pushes for Accountability Over Delhi Rape Cases
Supreme Court says recent spate of rape cases reflects a 'failure of law enforcement' as students protest in Delhi.
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India's Supreme Court declared recent Delhi-area rape cases a 'failure of law enforcement' as students protested demanding women's safety after a teenager was gang-raped.
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Why It Matters
Spate of rape cases in national capital and neighbouring districts.
India’s Supreme Court on Monday pushed for accountability over a recent spate of rape cases in the national capital and neighbouring districts, saying they reflected a “failure of law enforcement”, local media reported.
Hundreds of students protested in Delhi last week demanding better safety for women after a teenager said she was gang-raped by three men at a city park.
Protesters, most of them female, held placards and shouted slogans while marching near the crime scene.
“Our body is our own,” some placards said. Others demanded freedom to go out at night without fear.
Open Questions
- What specific law enforcement measures will the court mandate?
- Have suspects been apprehended in the teenager's case?







