India - public opinion on reduction of crimes against women and children 2018

This statistic displays the results of a survey regarding the public opinion on whether the safety of women and children has increased following the 2014 general elections across India as of May 2018. During the measured time period, around 58 percent of respondents stated that they did not believe crimes against women and children had reduced as of the fourth year of the Modi ministry being in power.

Public opinion on whether the safety of women and children has increased in the past three years across India as of May 2018

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Release date

May 2018

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Region

India

Survey time period

As of May 2018

Number of respondents

62,000 respondents

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Respondents include citizens from over 250 districts in India. Not all respondents answered the question.

Supplementary notes

Note: The original survey question was phrased as follows: "Do you feel crimes against women and children have reduced in the last 4 years?".

The survey is in reference to the government formed after the 2014 general elections, which is the 16th Lok Sabha. The legislative term is five years long. The next elections are scheduled to be held in 2019.

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