The Thomson Reuters Foundation survey says that India is the fourth most dangerous place in the world for women to live in. Women belonging to any class, caste or creed and religion can be victims of acid throwing, a cruel form of violence and disfigurement, a premeditated crime intended to kill or maim the woman permanently and act as a lesson to 'put her in her place'.
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Response rates from 504 Pune voters.
69% Yes |
31% No |
66% Yes |
14% No |
3% Yes, and strongly enforce bans against sex selective abortions |
12% No, punishment of crimes should be equal regardless of gender |
4% No, increasing penalties above current limits may result in unfair prosecution or false claims |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 504 Pune voters.
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Trend of how important this issue is for 504 Pune voters.
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Unique answers from Pune voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@9T48KNL3mos3MO
Not only women even men are suffering from trans people. If it's a sexual assault like rape then yes the punishment should be server. But if women Is assaulted then people bring up the gender we should ban that first
@9P7NK435mos5MO
Instead of Increasing severity of Punishment, ensuring the preparator gets punished is more important.
@9JFWDG610mos10MO
YES , but punishment of crime should be equal regardless of gender but ban sex selective abortions .
@9CQ773S1yr1Y
Just enforce existing laws.
@9BX25D42yrs2Y
Domestic violence should also be considered for men.
@964CXQJ2yrs2Y
no, punishment or fear of punishment is remotely any solution to the problem. in fact one has the gumption of thinking about the consequence he would not commit a violence,
@939FKN92yrs2Y
Increasing the severity of punishment doesn't affect the rate of domestic violence. More resources should be directed to protect and help the victims.
@92CHZ843yrs3Y
Increase the chances of the offender getting caught. Stricter punishment doesn't reduce crime rate .
