I am writing my experience.Around 3 years ago while i was travelling in a bus to calicut at night. My Mobile phone was stolen while i was asleep. It was a basic nokia handset costing about 2000 rupees and an old one.When i was aware that i lost the phone i started searching in the bus floor thinking that may it fell down.Then i told the bus conductor that i lost my mobile. Suddenly he asked the driver to stop by the nearby police station. My mother who was along with me told me that we dont need to complaint since it is a old and low costing phone.But the conductor along with the passengers in
I am writing my experience.Around 3 years ago while i was travelling in a bus to calicut at night. My Mobile phone was stolen while i was asleep. It was a basic nokia handset costing about 2000 rupees and an old one.When i was aware that i lost the phone i started searching in the bus floor thinking that may it fell down.Then i told the bus conductor that i lost my mobile. Suddenly he asked the driver to stop by the nearby police station. My mother who was along with me told me that we dont need to complaint since it is a old and low costing phone.But the conductor along with the passengers insisted me to write a complaint on the stolen phone . I wrote the complaint and they asked me the phone numbers of the sim inorder to block it and a number to contact me.
After a week i got a call from the police station asking me the details of my mobile.I told the identification and they informed that they have got my mobile and they transferred my mobile to the nearby police station to my house. At first i didnt believe it but when i reached the police station they gave me back my mobile and was very friendly.
From this case you can understand the peoples mentality to crime in kerala .People were ready and asked me to complaint in police station even though it was a small case and the police actions for trying to solve the issue.This may be the reason for increasing crime rate since even small crimes which are avoided by peoples of other state are reported in kerala by people.
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I was SHOCKED how much of my information came up! I can't say I loved it either :-/
I did see a few other sites doing something similar, but TruthFinder was the easiest and gave the most accurate information. I was able to search for nearly anyone in the United States by name, phone number, a
I got curious one night, and I did Google myself. All the search results I found were wrong, except for this 1 site that had EVERYTHING about me.
When I typed my name into TruthFinder, it was a completely different story! It showed my social media accounts, contact details and more - and it was all accurate!
I was SHOCKED how much of my information came up! I can't say I loved it either :-/
I did see a few other sites doing something similar, but TruthFinder was the easiest and gave the most accurate information. I was able to search for nearly anyone in the United States by name, phone number, address, email address.
What did TruthFinder show?
- Full Name, Address, Phone Number
- Age and DOB
- Arrest Records
- Dating Profiles, Social Media, & More!
Who knew the deep web had so much for anyone to see!?!?
The highest crime rate shown in Kerala is a positive thing!
Trust me, I am a Keralite and I live near Kochi -- the city with the highest crime rate in the country. But I am not afraid. I rather feel safe and secure.
The crime rate is the number of registered crimes for every 100,000 people. It counts every crime from stealing a pen to missing mobile phone to trespassing to keeping the sound of the music system high to murder.
It does not mean that high number of crimes are happening in Kerala. It rather means that large number of crimes are getting registered in Kerala. It means that people hav
The highest crime rate shown in Kerala is a positive thing!
Trust me, I am a Keralite and I live near Kochi -- the city with the highest crime rate in the country. But I am not afraid. I rather feel safe and secure.
The crime rate is the number of registered crimes for every 100,000 people. It counts every crime from stealing a pen to missing mobile phone to trespassing to keeping the sound of the music system high to murder.
It does not mean that high number of crimes are happening in Kerala. It rather means that large number of crimes are getting registered in Kerala. It means that people have trust in police, law and order.
The people in Kerala are more educated and empowered. As a result, most of the incidents get reported. I've seen many people seeking police -intervention in issues that will never be reported anywhere else in India.
In most states of India, police themselves refuses to register crimes so as to keep the number of crime rate low. But in Kerala, it is the direct opposite, here even the smallest cases are encouraged to be reported and registered.
The Kerala police DGP himself has made it clear that the high crime rate is not a matter of concern, but is encouraging since it shows the strength and effectiveness of Kerala police.
Kerala police is one of the most people-friendly police forces in our country. They introduced the Janmaithri policing few years back, and it removed the 'fear of police' from the people's mind.
The words of Kerala police:
Parents please do not tell your children that police will take them away if they are bad. We want them to come to us when they are scared; not to be scared of us.
This video is extremely worth watching. Please watch for at-least one minute:
To know more about Janmaithri policing, please watch this 5 minute video in this link 'Awesome people friendly policing of kerala - Sathyameva Jayathe'
"Police officers of all levels in the City has been asked by the Kochi City Police commissioner to address the civilians by 'Sir, Madam, friend or brother.' Show respect, be pleasant and smile.
For example, if the offender was riding a bike without wearing a helmet, the police official should say “Sir, Riding without a helmet is an offense and is subject to a fine. You are requested to either pay the money right now or appear in court”
Source: Kochi Tips's Photos. Suggested by Tijo Philip in comments.
According to this Wikipedia article 'Crime in India', Kerala have the lowest violent crime rate and lowest murder rate in our country.
Here is a video of Kerala Police surprising traffic violators with gifts on Valentine's Day:
Want to know more about policing here?
Kerala police uses high-tech state of the art traffic surveillance system (big cameras with speed radars) to detect, identify, and prosecute motorists who violate speed limits on accident-prone highways.
When the system detects a speeding vehicle, the cameras will automatically capture the rear registration number plate of the vehicle and its video and still images from different angles, then it will send the information to the control room where your challan (fine) will be automatically generated. The challan will contain the photo of the vehicle from various angles. Then it will be mailed to the vehicle owners residential address. The fines range from Rs300 to Rs1000 for over speeding. The fines can be paid online or offline. Failure to pay the fines on time will result in increased fines, court hearing, license cancellation etc.
Note that this is a 2 year old speed violation notice. New ones have much more details.
Hi-tech crime enquiry cell
Since normal policemen do not understand crimes involving high-technology such as hacking they are not capable of investigating such crimes, so a new special unit was made to specifically handle such crimes.
Hi-Tech Crime Enquiry Cell is a special unit of the Kerala police for handling cyber crimes and other techno based crimes in Kerala.The most commonly reported crimes are hacking, sending of pornographic mails, distorting social network sites, sending obscene SMS /mails, cyber cheating, cyber stalking etc. I don't think such things are even reported in any other state.
South Asia's first tourist police station
A large number of tourists visit Kerala every year from various parts of India and abroad. One of the main problems that a tourist faces is “Whom to contact in the case of distress, and how to contact?”
To solve that problem and to ensure the safety of each and every tourist, Kerala police have opened the country's first police station which is exclusively for international tourists. In this system, a telephone number 9846 300 100 will be publicized, and any tourist can contact this number and seek guidance/assistance, which will be promptly provided.The tourist police station will have all facilities to assist foreign travelers, to clear their doubts on passport and visa, guidelines to lodge complaints about lost passports and to renew expired visas.
Image: Two tourist police men. Tourists can seek their help for route maps, brochures and other information too.
Ever heard of a police tourism carnival?
Watch this 2 minute video explaining about tourist police station.
Kerala Coastal Police
Kerala have a big coastal region with lot of backwater areas, to safeguard from attacks like "26/11 Mumbai attacks," Kerala police have an exclusive coastal police force with pretty cool gadgets. (like the boats shown above and the ATV shown below.)
Image: Kerala Coastal police with their All Terrain Vehicles
Kerala Thunderbolts
Apart from everything mentioned above, Kerala have its own commando force called 'Kerala Thunderbolts'. It is a newly raised 160-member elite commando force which has been formed to tackle possible terror strikes in the State.
The commandos, modeled on the National Security Guard and the Special Protection Group, have been trained in battle obstacles assault course, mob operation, jungle warfare, anti-terrorism, counter urban insurgency, unarmed combat, criminal psychology, bomb detection and disposal, disaster management, underwater and airborne operations.
Their equipment are of world standards, including tactical vests, light weight bullet jackets, tactical boots, hi-tech communication devices, satellite phones, M4 carbines, Steyr rifles, including MP5 machine guns, Glock 19 pistols, ballistic shields, tactical vehicles, Diocom sat phone, bomb robots, Tasers (electroshock weapon), stun grenades, night vision devices and specially designed helmets.
With 14 kg of weapons, ammunition, bulletproof body armour, dry rations, and communication equipment strapped to their back, the Thunderbolts can easily complete a 5-km uphill course in less than 21 minutes, scale a 26-foot wall effortlessly, and complete a 30-km cross country run in less than two hours.
Source: Sleeping with their weapons primed
Only the best of the best 18-21 year olds gets selected for this program and the recruited commandos have to undergo two year rigorous training in the following training centers
- Commando School, Chennai,
- National Disaster Management School, Coimbatore,
- Indian Army's Counter insurgency and Anti Terrorism School, Vairengte, Mizoram,
- National Adventure School, Munnar,
- Indian Navy's Underwater Operation and Diving school, Kochi and
- Airborne Operation Air force School, New Delhi
With such high level of training, I think the aim of Kerala police is to make a SWAT team for the state. (just like in U.S)
Can you make a list of police forces which can be reached through Whatsapp?
If you see a crime is happening, all you need to do is to take a pic/video with your phone and send it through WhatsApp. Done!
Need help? Saw a missing child? A traffic violator? Someone asking bribes? Just send a message to the cops through WhatsApp. Done!
Conclusion
- Cruel crimes like murder, rape etc. are much much lower than the national average in Kerala.
- Higher reporting of crimes are likely due to higher education and awareness levels.
- High crime rate can be due to registration of even the smallest issues.
- Police encourages people to file FIR.
- High-tech police force.
As in every other organization/company/police-force, Kerala police also have its own kind of problems and negative sides. For-example: the moral policing issue which resulted in the "kiss of love" protest. But they are still much better than many other police-forces in our country.
Before answering this question , let me ask you one thing. Do you think each and every crime that happens in the rest of india , especially north india is reported by media?
Despite high literacy rate, Kerala has a high crime rate. This is how I would rewrite the whole statement.
Since Kerala is the Indian state with the highest literacy, every crimes that happens in Kerala is dragged into the limelight !
It is true that People in kerala are well educated. I can even say that it is difficult for people to deceive Keralites easily.
Keralites are well aware of our surroundings and we distinguish rig
Before answering this question , let me ask you one thing. Do you think each and every crime that happens in the rest of india , especially north india is reported by media?
Despite high literacy rate, Kerala has a high crime rate. This is how I would rewrite the whole statement.
Since Kerala is the Indian state with the highest literacy, every crimes that happens in Kerala is dragged into the limelight !
It is true that People in kerala are well educated. I can even say that it is difficult for people to deceive Keralites easily.
Keralites are well aware of our surroundings and we distinguish right from wrong, effortlessly.
Its a fact that northern part of India is filled with remote places where police do not enter. And, there are also places in North India where landlords and Caste lords thrive.
This is a town in Kerala.
Remote villages do not exist in Kerala. It is all semi-urban. In fact, electricity and internet are available all over Kerala
Why are crimes in Kerala in the limelight?
Kerala is a place with high media exposure too.
Simply put, petty crimes are easily spotted and reported by social media quicker than most other places. Moreover, it is also given widespread popularity across state, instantly. Thus, crimes are reported more than elsewhere and action is also taken ASAP!
This is not same with other states. If 10 crimes happen elsewhere, perhaps y 3 are reported and 1 punished.
It is not kerala where crime rates are higher. It is elsewhere that crimes aren’t reported, or perhaps neglected in a wink!
Kerala is a state where 95 cent of crimes are being reported and punished. (hopefully!)
Kerala is gods own country.
Come experience our state.
Kerala is indeed the state with the highest crime rate, and it is not even close.
From the Crime in India 2018 report from the National Crime Records Bureau,
That is more than four times the national average and no other state comes even close. Next in the list are Haryana and Tamil Nadu with rates less than half of Kerala (Delhi has a comparable rate as Kerala, but let us ignore UTs for now). So what is going on?
If we look at specific crimes, a very different picture emerges. Take murder for instance
Suddenly, the rate has completely flipped. The murder rate in Kerala is the lowest in the count
Footnotes
Kerala is indeed the state with the highest crime rate, and it is not even close.
From the Crime in India 2018 report from the National Crime Records Bureau,
That is more than four times the national average and no other state comes even close. Next in the list are Haryana and Tamil Nadu with rates less than half of Kerala (Delhi has a comparable rate as Kerala, but let us ignore UTs for now). So what is going on?
If we look at specific crimes, a very different picture emerges. Take murder for instance
Suddenly, the rate has completely flipped. The murder rate in Kerala is the lowest in the country, just over one-third the national average. In most other violent and gruesome crimes, the situation is similar — Kerala is often bottom of the pile or average in rates, and rarely ever topping the country.
One section under which Kerala does have the highest rate in the country is rioting: The state rate is nearly thrice the national average.
I have seen newspapers claiming that these are communal riots — but they clearly are not. Majority of the crimes that come under rioting are political and those during protests and agitations.
In offences against property, the crime rate is less than half the national average.
Then where does all the crime rate of Kerala come from? Traffic.
About two-thirds of the IPC crime rate of Kerala is just rash driving on public way
Yes, ten times the national average! Among state-level crimes, the crime rate is dominated by the motor vehicle act again and the prohibition act. Now, does this supposedly exceptionally rash traffic endanger the lives of Keralites?
NCRB again has the data about the accidental deaths
The death rate due to accidents in Kerala is almost identical to the national average. This strongly suggests that the increased rate of traffic crimes in Kerala is due to better enforcement than having more violations.
Not everything is rosy, of course. Reported crimes against women, children and SC/STs are unacceptably high in Kerala. But one could argue that having a more literate and politically powerful population will increase the reporting of such crimes and it is not straightforward to compare those between states. But the bottomline is clear: The gruesome crimes happen much less in Kerala compared to the rest of the country. If protecting your life and property is what you want from a low crime rate, Kerala is already a good place.
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I spent two years in Kerala during my MBA. Although interaction with localites and outside college life was lesser, still two years were sufficient to have a sense of what the place is, how are the people, how they think.
The people of Kerala are some of the most friendly, accommodating, helping and trustworthy people I've come across in India. And that I felt the same just about anyone I came across, the local public, the administration, police, bus driver, cleaners. As a matter of fact, in our hostels, we never (almost never) locked our rooms no matter even if i was out of station for few da
I spent two years in Kerala during my MBA. Although interaction with localites and outside college life was lesser, still two years were sufficient to have a sense of what the place is, how are the people, how they think.
The people of Kerala are some of the most friendly, accommodating, helping and trustworthy people I've come across in India. And that I felt the same just about anyone I came across, the local public, the administration, police, bus driver, cleaners. As a matter of fact, in our hostels, we never (almost never) locked our rooms no matter even if i was out of station for few days. I know, it can't be generalised, but still it gives a sense of how things are in this state. I felt the place is safer than most of our other states. And that the people are so genuine and always willing to help.
So, When I read this in newspapers few years back about higher crime rate in Kerala, I would say I was literally taken aback. It happened bcoz statistics were not in line with my personal experience. I knew my senses couldn't be grossly wrong, at least after I spent two years in this state. And yes I was right bcoz then I realised how stats can actually be misread.
Kerala is a safer place and the people are well educated and highly accommodating. The only constraint could be language and food.
--Sandesh
The people of Kerala are educated and that's why they don't let go any crime un-recorded.
Even the simplest crimes are recorded with Police and that might look bad on paper but in reality its the best thing for public.
Now, UP comes 24th in list of 28 which states that its the least crime affected state in India on paper but we know it very well that its the crime state.
So many big crimes happens every minute there and police don't record it. They might have won it on paper but in reality its a total mess.
So what do you need - a state which brings justice to crimes on both Paper and Reality (Ker
The people of Kerala are educated and that's why they don't let go any crime un-recorded.
Even the simplest crimes are recorded with Police and that might look bad on paper but in reality its the best thing for public.
Now, UP comes 24th in list of 28 which states that its the least crime affected state in India on paper but we know it very well that its the crime state.
So many big crimes happens every minute there and police don't record it. They might have won it on paper but in reality its a total mess.
So what do you need - a state which brings justice to crimes on both Paper and Reality (Kerala) or a state which brings results on Paper only.
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Crime is never justified. And societies should strive to reduce crime rate as much as possible. That said, here are some salient points to ponder over:
1. Crimes like murder, rape etc. in Kerala are much lower than national average
2. Higher reporting of crimes are likely due to higher education levels
3. Kerala has high density of population which is conducive to more law and order problems
4. People are politically organized which may give rise to high incidence of political crimes.
Kerala needs to improve policing efficiency. Curriculum must include civics, ecology and essential law. Also alt
Crime is never justified. And societies should strive to reduce crime rate as much as possible. That said, here are some salient points to ponder over:
1. Crimes like murder, rape etc. in Kerala are much lower than national average
2. Higher reporting of crimes are likely due to higher education levels
3. Kerala has high density of population which is conducive to more law and order problems
4. People are politically organized which may give rise to high incidence of political crimes.
Kerala needs to improve policing efficiency. Curriculum must include civics, ecology and essential law. Also alternate redressal mechanisms must be encouraged to bring down pendency of cases.
Answer is in question itself - Because population is well educated. Kerala people report more crimes to police when compared to rest of India.
Why are we confused because the media uses confusing headlines, and fearful graphic representation please see
Already there is a good answer written about this see here - Varun Venugopal's answer to Why does Kerala have a higher crime rate even though most of the population is well educated? but my answer is about the proactive nature of Kerala Police, please read further and you will change mind. Wish to share with you all a minor incident that happened
Answer is in question itself - Because population is well educated. Kerala people report more crimes to police when compared to rest of India.
Why are we confused because the media uses confusing headlines, and fearful graphic representation please see
Already there is a good answer written about this see here - Varun Venugopal's answer to Why does Kerala have a higher crime rate even though most of the population is well educated? but my answer is about the proactive nature of Kerala Police, please read further and you will change mind. Wish to share with you all a minor incident that happened yesterday night.
Someone parked a scooter inside a friend’s home premises day before yesterday. Since it was never informed to us, we could not trace out neither the vehicle nor its owner. Waited for a day to check if anyone is coming and nobody turned up.
Yesterday night we reported it to Police Station and in 20 minutes time, the SI with his Team reached home. They noted details of the vehicle and took it under their custody.
This particular incident might sound silly, but wish to share a few positive takeaways from this episode:
1. The SI was accessible over phone and we never had to visit the Police Station or register a complaint.
2. The Officer sounded polite during the tele conversation which is really surprising especially when the call was made late in the evening.
3. The response time (less than 20mins) of the force is remarkable and encouraging.
4. The SI and his team behaved in a dignified manner when they reached my friend’s home.
5. The case was attended professionally and the site was cleared in half an hour.
Moreover the Officer was courteous enough to respond to my thank you SMS. This is the changing face of Kerala Police and we need more such people here.
Tail piece: The highlight of this Mavelikara story is all this was done by sitting in Ernakulam which is 105 km away from home.
My friend shared it as post in Facebook too as he was very happy that his parents never had to visit the station, moving a two wheeler is difficult for old people so they were worried about what course of action to take.
Date Sep 19 2018
Kerala Police has a Fb messenger so that we can chat and report crimes. A shocking issue happened yesterday - a Home Guard was patrolling near a busy junction at Kochi and he was trying to move his hand in an attempt to brush his forearms to the girls who were crossing him, someone recorded it and shared please check this screenshot. Police has replied saying action will be taken against the home guard
Higher crime rate means that people are reporting crimes as they happen,which is actually reflection of how educated people are.
There are equal or more crimes happening in other states too but it’s sad to know that majority of these crimes go unreported.
Higher crime rates doesn’t mean lower quality of life. It’s that the society is courageous and educated to report them without undergoing to any pressures.
How Muslim syndicate network in kent hail garden apartment is using dire Ted energy weapons and artificial intelligence based technologies for illegal human torture if hindu woman within Kent hail garden apartment in the pretext of AI experimentation and surveillance e to mind control larger hindu population in the stae of kerala
Artificial intelligence use Cases has expanded to different vertical and industries in luring some positive use cases in health sector and several use cases pertaining I cognitive intelligence in Information technology services sector in India
However criminal groups ar
How Muslim syndicate network in kent hail garden apartment is using dire Ted energy weapons and artificial intelligence based technologies for illegal human torture if hindu woman within Kent hail garden apartment in the pretext of AI experimentation and surveillance e to mind control larger hindu population in the stae of kerala
Artificial intelligence use Cases has expanded to different vertical and industries in luring some positive use cases in health sector and several use cases pertaining I cognitive intelligence in Information technology services sector in India
However criminal groups are also using artificial intelligence to do evil at the cost of hindu citizens in kerala including woman , senior citizens and Men living in apartment buildings such as in kent hail garden apartments in stadium link road in mochi
What is this evil use case and more and who are the criminals in the garb of respected individuals making money siting at home within Kent hail garden in kerala and why these mind controlled technologies are being used only against hindus
One fact is pretty clear -AI can read the minds of human beings precisely and accurately in near real time in nano seconds and currently lot of news is out in the open that Facebook has helped technologies that can read brain signals:these brain signals are read by AI and has the capability to convert the brain signals that is thoughts in real time and convert the thought as text or image on an app on the mobile phone
This neuro related AI technology is of significant importance and many companies had started research years ago and this technology is put into use in human being for evil purpose in kerala by radicalized muslim group to make loads of money out of this illegal community based torture in hindu community in Kent hail garden apartment I stadium link road in mochi
The complete process is automated AI by renowned scientist for example in the United stares and the technology has fallen hands in muslim syndicate group in kerala and the sane is used for mind control of hindu population in the state of kerala and AI coupled with the use of directed energy weapon hidden the house of muslim perpetrators in Kent hail garden enables thus muslim syndicat group using radicalized bugs such as Bilal picture enables these Muslim syndicate cartel in kerala to read the minds of AI and control the larger hindu population including hindu girls, hindu Young school going boys and girls in kerala onboarded by these muslim syndicate network to propagate and perpetrate this AI powered mind control technologies on each and every hindu citizen in kerala
AI technology enables these unethical muslim group who feels tbey are the custodians of technology to onboard like minded criminals and hindu members to use this technology against other hindus while these muslin cartel leader hide their face behind the technology in Kent hail garden apartment in mochi. Many Christian civilians in the Kent hail garden apartment are also inboarded to use this technology in innocent hindu residents within the block
These perpetrators of AI powered mind control technology within Kent hail garden apartments are not clean since they are using the power of AI to leverage zero touch mind control on hindus and also use the technology for beaming pulsing electromagnetic frequencies on the body of hindu Men and woman within Kent hail garden apartment
To execute this Muslim syndicate group has hidden and installed nano technologies based directed energy peripheral devices within many Muslim flats and within building block within Kent hail garden apartment . Neuro devices based on non technologies which are typically invisible are hidden within buildings and flats owned by Muslim tenants and this neuro devise are used for brain to computer interface mapping and this is the AI technology which will enable to capture the brain waves if human and decide the electrical activity of your brain into thoughts and displayed on mobile app .tbese mobile app runs on majority of muslim community members in kerala state including muslim college and s bool going boys and grils, muslim Men , muslim community members having links with banned organizations in he state if kerala, muslim boys working for major Indian IT service providers ,muslim woman wearing pardha, muslim security guards muslim Zomato and swiggy delivery boys, Muslim Uber taxi and taxi drivers in the stare of kerala. This mobile app act as user interface for AI powered mind reading technology put into use on majority if hindu population in kerala state by this muslim syndicate cartel in order to control and sabotage hindus with the power of Artificial intelligence use cases
perpetrators in 15 A2 flat in Kent hail garden apartment
Such a beautiful answer written by Kshitij Salgunan! Whatever I wanted to write when I saw after reading this question, he has covered all those and much more with good proofs. As it is mentioned in the Satyamevajayate video, these numbers cannot be trusted. How can a state (Haryana) have 0 crimes registered? The reason for such a number is because either the people are scared to goto the police when they need help or because the police is not properly recording the cases.
I lost a bag once while traveling in train and it ended up in a police station in Palakkad. The police officeres there went
Such a beautiful answer written by Kshitij Salgunan! Whatever I wanted to write when I saw after reading this question, he has covered all those and much more with good proofs. As it is mentioned in the Satyamevajayate video, these numbers cannot be trusted. How can a state (Haryana) have 0 crimes registered? The reason for such a number is because either the people are scared to goto the police when they need help or because the police is not properly recording the cases.
I lost a bag once while traveling in train and it ended up in a police station in Palakkad. The police officeres there went to the trouble of finding some way to contact me by searching the whole bag, got my college ID card, called up the number in it and informed that they have the bag. When I went to the station, I was a bit scared (from all the bullshit they show in movies). But they treated me well. That is the whole point of Janamaythri Police Stations in Kerala.
I have so much of respect towards the police department in Kerala and I am proud to be a malayalee.
Interestingly the answer lies in the question itself, so let me point out the flow of logic. Crime rates and statistics are the ones reported by victims or those who were at the receiving end of crimes.
To understand crime statistics, we must distinguish between three different concepts – incidence of crime, reporting of crime and recording of crime. It is well known that there is data loss between incidence and reporting as well as between reporting and recording of crimes.
All the statistics by NCRB are taken from the state wise records which in turn takes it from the First Information Reports
Interestingly the answer lies in the question itself, so let me point out the flow of logic. Crime rates and statistics are the ones reported by victims or those who were at the receiving end of crimes.
To understand crime statistics, we must distinguish between three different concepts – incidence of crime, reporting of crime and recording of crime. It is well known that there is data loss between incidence and reporting as well as between reporting and recording of crimes.
All the statistics by NCRB are taken from the state wise records which in turn takes it from the First Information Reports (FIRs) filed with every police station in that State. What few know, however, is that the data published by the NCRB only takes into account the ‘principal offence’ in every FIR, that is, the charge that attracts the maximum penalty.
So there’s a wide disparity between recording of crimes and reporting of crimes. Now very specific to India because of various social and society based factors reporting of crimes are low and varies from state to state. Not all victims report crimes to the police. Sometimes, it is because the crime is trivial (say theft of a wallet) and the effort in pursuing the matter would be disproportionate. Sometimes, the victim fears reprisal. A large number of offenses (for instance rape, stalking, harassment or molestation) against women in our country are not reported because the victim feels that reporting such an offense may stigmatize her or bring unwarranted public attention to her. Many hesitate to report crimes fearing a loss of reputation or due to lack of confidence in the capacity of law enforcement agencies.
Now because Kerala is the state leading in Human Development Index (HDI), the people are well aware of their rights and the significance of law and order. The high literacy rate and levels of education in the state means people read newspapers and follow the news and understand things and form their own opinions. That’s why no efforts of spreading communal tensions by people or politicians work, and there’s this ‘not to be named’ famous organization in India that’s cringing to purify the state (which already has best HDI in the country).
So in Kerala most of the crimes that happen are reported and that instills a sense of hope rather than hopelessness like in other states that have a jungle raj kind of situation. This report on the other hand highlights the vast difference between the lack of reporting of crimes and the need for law and order to beef up.
Here’s one observation from my experience regarding the way of people’s perception and acceptance of crimes. Now all the patriots of India adores the way how Indian Railways is serving the country by taking huge hits and wants us to help the government further. While traveling in the Sleeper Class of Indian trains there’s a cultural shock that I faced once I cross the Southern Central zone along the route. Actually in the South the travelers only board with a reserved ticket and at some cases with a waiting list ticket and everyone respects the right a person haves to their reserved seat. But go north and people will load upon your berth cramming and squeeze you out of your seats and that too they will only be having a general compartment ticket(far economical option). Now traveling without a ticket or in the wrong compartments are offense by law but shockingly in Northern India, passengers tolerate this. Any attempts to pointing out leads to foul mouthed replies and lack of concerns. Now keep the personal discomfort and betrayal stuff aside, think in the larger picture who’s at loss because of no reporting of offenses. Indian Railways maybe?
Now mirror this mentality of people on bigger offenses or crimes and think of why occurrence of crimes and reporting of the same are not as what it should be.
Footnotes
Covert directed energy attack by Muslim Criminal syndicate group in Kerala is one of the most heinous crime against mankind
Directed energy attack aka pulsed electromagentic frequency attack is perpetrated by Muslim group in Kerala -looks like they have acquired this technology with strong base of Keralites in Middleeast to target and enroll only Hindu Men and Woman using directed energy attack and remote neural monitoring
Porcess is simple and Technology is a key enabler for this zero touch harassment of Men and woman from Hindu community In Kerala - Technology is invented by American and this
Covert directed energy attack by Muslim Criminal syndicate group in Kerala is one of the most heinous crime against mankind
Directed energy attack aka pulsed electromagentic frequency attack is perpetrated by Muslim group in Kerala -looks like they have acquired this technology with strong base of Keralites in Middleeast to target and enroll only Hindu Men and Woman using directed energy attack and remote neural monitoring
Porcess is simple and Technology is a key enabler for this zero touch harassment of Men and woman from Hindu community In Kerala - Technology is invented by American and this is spread across globe and have fallen in the hands of criminal Muslim syndicate network consisting of Muslim men and woman from all walks of Life in Kerala for soft assassination of Hindus
1. Identifying and Profiling hindu men ane woman or could be mass population
2. Take Brain scan using software enabled devices similar and advanced than EEG Once scan is taken the same is uploaded in quantum computers hosted in US and this enables these mulsim perpertrators to track and view the target men and woman as an object in the Mobile app running in their mobile phone
3. Muslim college boys and girls are primarily used to further hide Directed energy devices and Neuro devices nearby the house of living or workplace for brain wave mapping to computer
4. This will help is decoding all of the electrical activity of ones brain and further understand what the person is thinking in realtime
5. Technology is AI enabled in the sense the process becomes more accurate with time/data and laso enables automated tracking and initiating of pulsed electromagnetic frequencies attack on all parts of human body from head to toe
6. EMF-Electromagnetic frequency is invisble when its hits a humanbeing and this is a soift assassination approach while the ordinary person is made to believe that his health has deteriorated due to his wrong doing while in reality this technology is being used at large
7. Remote neural monitoring , Voice 2 skull , display to skull and Sending sublimal meassge to anyone brain is the other application of this AI powered technology which has the ability to change the thoughts of target over time
Mulsim community group is currently leveraging illegal immigrant workers in Kerala to infiltrate into ashrams and spiritual centers in Kerala to use these immigrants for money to hide peripheral neuro devices and directed energy devices sorrounding ashrams to use these technology on Hindus
Please note Keralite Muslim syndicate group use this only against hindus and no muslim is enrolled in this covert directed energy torture program
Two immigrant workers in the garb of ordinary workers have infiltrated into a reputed ashram or spiritual center in central kerala as stooges of these muslim communith group -they have hidden these psychotronics devices to pulse and emit electromagentic frequncies and for remote neural monitoring of inmates
The ashram reverberated with artifical cricket sound aka electronic cricket sound , peacock sound and all of environment noise which is reality is emulated as artificial sound while pulsing these frequencies on Innocent hindu victims
This is a huge business for this mulsim group with funding coming in through US and every dollar earned by these muslim criminal syndicate group is through soft assasination of Hindus and now infiltrated into ashrams
Shanakr a psuedo name worker has infiltrated into ashram at the behest of Muslim groups and he primarily gets money for the criminal activities he executes on behalf of kerala muslim group of electronic harassment
He uses his associates claiming to be from UP, Jharkahand for electronic harassment of innocent inmates in ashram -Pictures of these notorious criminal who in the grab of ordinary laborer is enelcosed
Their mobile phone should be seized for all of the interaction with muslin group ,Idetity check for the origin country like Bangladesh , Mobile phone forensic examination for the app used , Search for small peripheral devices , relay transmitters and other devices hidden for directed energy atttack in the ashrams in Kerala -Look at these criminals closely a perpertual covert directed energy perpetrators who takes instruction from Muslim group
The answer should be quite simple really. There is better literacy/ awareness and thereby better reporting, adherence to systems/ procedures and record keeping in Kerala. Generally also, Kerala and it's people tend to be more law abiding, at least in public. Police in Kerala are totally approachable and even friendly. Don’t believe me, go to the place and check it out for yourself. Contrast that with some other up country states where no sane average person would think of approaching the Police unless he/ she wants a double jeopardy situation/ is naive/ very powerful- monetarily/ politically.
The answer should be quite simple really. There is better literacy/ awareness and thereby better reporting, adherence to systems/ procedures and record keeping in Kerala. Generally also, Kerala and it's people tend to be more law abiding, at least in public. Police in Kerala are totally approachable and even friendly. Don’t believe me, go to the place and check it out for yourself. Contrast that with some other up country states where no sane average person would think of approaching the Police unless he/ she wants a double jeopardy situation/ is naive/ very powerful- monetarily/ politically. Such a social condition/ outlook quite naturally translates amongst other negatives, to severe under reporting, mis-reporting, poor record keeping, fudging of records et al. The resultant statistics would be quite naturally be totally dubious and skew the comparison to meaninglessness. It is like stating that India is safe for women vis-a-vis USA / Europe and so forth by merely comparing the relative statistics of rape/ molestation cases in India vis a vis USA/Europe - when probably just about a tenth of such cases would be getting reported in India. Even marital rape is not considered rape in India and you have ministers stating that there is no such thing as rape - it is always consensual(!!).
High literacy and somewhat effective police system means more crimes reported and registered.
U.S has like 10 times more women assault cases than India but that doesn't mean India is safer place for women than U.S.
South India generally has a much better law and order system.
Kerala is a paradox wrapped in a riddle. The people of the state will report and sensationalize even minor crimes. But I have been astonished how Kerala tolerates certain types of crimes. When we talk of crime, we need to expand its meaning to include many more. Crimes are not merely about violence, robbery or murder. There is a category called crime against society. For instance, people will tolerate when their rights are trampled by politicians. When there is a hartal or a strike, people lose their rights to move freely. They cannot take out their vehicles. Shops will be forcibly closed.
Kerala is a paradox wrapped in a riddle. The people of the state will report and sensationalize even minor crimes. But I have been astonished how Kerala tolerates certain types of crimes. When we talk of crime, we need to expand its meaning to include many more. Crimes are not merely about violence, robbery or murder. There is a category called crime against society. For instance, people will tolerate when their rights are trampled by politicians. When there is a hartal or a strike, people lose their rights to move freely. They cannot take out their vehicles. Shops will be forcibly closed. Nobody dare protest because the violent political culture has been accepted as inevitable. Nobody will report hartal-related crimes to the police. Another is about violent trade unionism. People cannot unload their own household goods. They will have to face unruly and rude local trade union members who will claim that unloading is their divine right. Even if somebody manages to unload his own goods, he will have to pay "looking charges"- for forcing the musclemen to watch the owner doing his own job. One can report this crime to the police, but normally the police will not interfere as it is trade union issue, unless the victim happens to be a popular figure who can access media publicity.
A society that tolerates such crimes cannot be called progressive. It is a timid society willing to bow before popular and political authoritarianism.
Not the “so-called highly literate” state. It is the highest literate state for a long time.
Now ignoring the sarcastic tone ( coming certainly from some northern guy) I would humbly like to call the questioner to my state to see with his/her own eyes ,what is the dire state of law and order, where crime mafias run unchecked, children die in hospitals by the dozens, and all in all is a goonda Raj .
Now other answers have written why the state has high crime rate and I don't want to add to that. What I do want is people to stop asking such spite-filled questions.
Kerala is one of the safest places
Not the “so-called highly literate” state. It is the highest literate state for a long time.
Now ignoring the sarcastic tone ( coming certainly from some northern guy) I would humbly like to call the questioner to my state to see with his/her own eyes ,what is the dire state of law and order, where crime mafias run unchecked, children die in hospitals by the dozens, and all in all is a goonda Raj .
Now other answers have written why the state has high crime rate and I don't want to add to that. What I do want is people to stop asking such spite-filled questions.
Kerala is one of the safest places in India where women can walk freely in the night,wear what they want ( at most what they would be subjected to will be moral policing not something sinister).
Yeah , so check ground realities, talk to some Keralites, rather than just reading news reports and Wikipedia articles.
Last week, i saw a police officer at my home talking to my parents. I got a tiny heart attack (like the one we get while missing a step).
I couldnt think of any possible reason for his arrival. I went to them. Officer smiled and told us he is from Janamaitri program of kerala police.
Janamaitri is a program of making friendly policing and making citizens part of justice system and a sense of inlcusiveness.
He enquired whether we had any problem that needs to be looked into. He asked whether there are any old people at home. If there are any old people at home they ask them if they are taken care
Last week, i saw a police officer at my home talking to my parents. I got a tiny heart attack (like the one we get while missing a step).
I couldnt think of any possible reason for his arrival. I went to them. Officer smiled and told us he is from Janamaitri program of kerala police.
Janamaitri is a program of making friendly policing and making citizens part of justice system and a sense of inlcusiveness.
He enquired whether we had any problem that needs to be looked into. He asked whether there are any old people at home. If there are any old people at home they ask them if they are taken care of.
Then he gave his personal mobile number and asked us to call if we need any help or face any problem.
He even told my parents who are retired, if they are feeling sad and needs mental support they can call police.
This is done on every single home in kerala.
When you have this kind of a system, even a minor tussle will be reported to the police.
Kerala police are not intimidators. They are service providers in a welfare state.
More data on crime is actually a good thing. It brings more accountability
Because, everybody insist on filing a charge sheet even for petty things as someone throwing garbage into your property.
We had two neighbors who had a dispute over the burning of garbage, one neighbour lets call him A, usually burns his garbage in his own backyard. Beyond the back yard were trees, this is on the top of a small hill. And recently, those trees were cut and when A burns the garbage, wind pass across the now tree-free area and blow the smoke into the other neighbor’s house (let’s call him B).
So, B talks to A about his house walls getting blackened by the smoke and asks him to find
Because, everybody insist on filing a charge sheet even for petty things as someone throwing garbage into your property.
We had two neighbors who had a dispute over the burning of garbage, one neighbour lets call him A, usually burns his garbage in his own backyard. Beyond the back yard were trees, this is on the top of a small hill. And recently, those trees were cut and when A burns the garbage, wind pass across the now tree-free area and blow the smoke into the other neighbor’s house (let’s call him B).
So, B talks to A about his house walls getting blackened by the smoke and asks him to find somewhere else to burn his garbage.
A doesn’t like this and says “It’s in my property I do whatever I want.”
B goes “I don’t care if it’s being burnt up your own ass, if it comes over to my house, then we will have trouble.”
Now B lodges a complaint at the police saying A burning garbage is causing him and his family health issues.
So, A goes and lodges a counter complaint at the police that B insulted him and used swear words at his family.
Neither of them want to back down and they insist the cops to charge an FIR and is determined to take each other to court. When the police tell them this is a silly thing to go to court for they both accuse the police of siding with the other guy, they may even go on social media and post about how the police is partial or take bribe to overturn his complaint. So, instead the police does file these two FIR and move it to court. Since it is filed, in most cases it starts out as civil cases, but with the defamation case A goes on to say that B used abusive language and threat, now it is a criminal case.
Now A uses this criminal case against B to push him to withdraw his case against A. At which point shit hits the fan.
May be because other states are not filing the actual crime rates. May be because crime in remote areas of other states are not even reported. And by the way there is no connection in literacy and crime.
I see that people resorting to emotion but let us talk data.
As per the National Crime Records Bureau, the states with the highest charge-sheeting rate under IPC crimes were Gujarat (97.1%), Kerala (94.9%), and Tamil Nadu (91.7%). The charge-sheeting rate indicates the percentage of cases in which a charge-sheet is filed by the police against the accused.
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So, one factor in Kerala’s high numbers is actual charge sheeting. → Police performs.
The other reason is crime does happen.
Why crime happens as per the NCRB (so is a general statement):
Rapid urbanization and population growth - one part of thi
I see that people resorting to emotion but let us talk data.
As per the National Crime Records Bureau, the states with the highest charge-sheeting rate under IPC crimes were Gujarat (97.1%), Kerala (94.9%), and Tamil Nadu (91.7%). The charge-sheeting rate indicates the percentage of cases in which a charge-sheet is filed by the police against the accused.
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So, one factor in Kerala’s high numbers is actual charge sheeting. → Police performs.
The other reason is crime does happen.
Why crime happens as per the NCRB (so is a general statement):
Rapid urbanization and population growth - one part of this has to be education in Kerala.
Lack of employment opportunities and social security
Poor law and order situation and police infrastructure - this has been disproved by the NCRB data in the case of Kerala
Low conviction rate and delayed justice - this has been disproved by the NCRB data in the case of Kerala
Social and economic inequalities and conflicts
Influence of drugs and alcohol
Rise of cybercrime and online fraud.
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And please don’t tell me education is some magic pill that prevents crime. Please!
Educated people who did not commit a crime?
and many more.
That's because the police there are doing their job and registering every crime.
Usually in other states, the police don't register all cases; even for serious crimes. Probably that's the reason the crime rate is low in some states.
Protection by politicians and police to criminals is far far less than in other states.
Even minor cases are highlighted in the media, if not accepted by the police as also complaints from those who feel that the police is backtracking.
In many states in central and North india, somebody who files a complaint might turn up dead.
Please consider
a)Kerala is the best law enforcing state in India. Kerala high court is one among the top high courts in India. Kerala has one of the lowest corruption.
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b) Kerala has the highest crime rate.
Considering a) & b) combined together tells you the full story.
Taking b) alone is the case of seeing a glass half empty.
Its not that Kerala has a much higher crime rate. The people in Kerala are more educated and empowered. As a result most of the incidents get reported, even petty issues.
In a lot of places in India the police themselves are unwilling to register an FIR and actively dissuade the complainants. This is not so in Kerala (mostly).
Here are the figures:
Official website of Kerala Police
And here is an example of the opposite:
Rate of crime against women low in Uttar Pradesh - The Times of India
I am a Keralite but I will try to keep the answer as unbiased as it can be. The crime rate is the measure of number of reported crimes per 1 lakh population. According to National Crime Records Bureau Kerala has a crime rate of 455.8 in 2012, the highest in the country, while my home city Kochi was given the dubious distinction of being the most 'violent' city in the country with a crime rate of over 1000.
I'm not alarmed by these statistics because crime rate as far as India is concerned is more of a positive statistic. I'm not trying to make an argument that Kerala is Crim
I am a Keralite but I will try to keep the answer as unbiased as it can be. The crime rate is the measure of number of reported crimes per 1 lakh population. According to National Crime Records Bureau Kerala has a crime rate of 455.8 in 2012, the highest in the country, while my home city Kochi was given the dubious distinction of being the most 'violent' city in the country with a crime rate of over 1000.
I'm not alarmed by these statistics because crime rate as far as India is concerned is more of a positive statistic. I'm not trying to make an argument that Kerala is Crime free. It is just that even petty crimes are reported here due to greater awareness among people about the Law and Order system in the country as Roshan Pradeepam has pointed out. I've seen many people here seeking Police Intervention in issues that will never be reported anywhere else in India.
The Kerala Police DGP himself has made it clear that the high Crime rate is not a matter of concern, but is encouraging since it shows the strength and effectiveness of Kerala Police.
It is not that the crime rates are maximum in Kerela its just that maximum of the crime cases are registered. The two are not the same. Since more of the people in kerela are educated so they know the importance of judicial system(police,courts etc). There are many other places where huge crime take place within a day but none of the cases are registered, so nobody gets to know about the crime. So its not bad if more crime cases are registered because its shows that people are not ignorant rather they do take their job seriously
No my dear friend. Kerala can very well be said as one of the safest states in India. Its only because a crime occurred in Kerala never goes unreported.
The answer is there right in your question itself. Because we are literate..!! To understand it clearly I will explain it with an example.
A man was forced to lick his own spit and publicly beaten with slippers by two women for allegedly entering the house of an influential villager without knocking at the door first (http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/barber-forced-to-lick-spit-in-bihar/article19891487.ece )
This is an incident that caused the whole nation ashamed. Who gave that man the punishment? It’s by Panchayant Sabha and its Sarpanch. This is only one of thousands of incid
The answer is there right in your question itself. Because we are literate..!! To understand it clearly I will explain it with an example.
A man was forced to lick his own spit and publicly beaten with slippers by two women for allegedly entering the house of an influential villager without knocking at the door first (http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/barber-forced-to-lick-spit-in-bihar/article19891487.ece )
This is an incident that caused the whole nation ashamed. Who gave that man the punishment? It’s by Panchayant Sabha and its Sarpanch. This is only one of thousands of incidents happening in north Indian villages, only few of such incidents are known to outside world.
Now imagine a man trying to invade into a house in a rural village of Kerala and only ladies are there at the time of incident. Even if the man is caught during the course of this incident or not caught, a complaint will go against him to the police. The police will do the rest of the enquiry and judiciary will declare him culprit or not. We do not conduct Panchayat Committees or meetings to declare an accused guilty. All we have is well structured and well rooted law and order system. Here Police stations are accessible to all people and everybody can go to police fearlessly. We trust our law and order system and we go to police station for petty cases as well, police register complaint and enquires. That’s the only reason why crime rate in Kerala is high. Our people are literate above all we have something called Common Sense.If you have the same please think twice before asking such questions.
NS – Please pardon grammar mistakes if any.
First of all I would like to clear the false notion of Kerala being the Crime captial of India. Kerala is not a state which is ranks first in Crime but Kerala is a state where highest number of crimes are reported. These statistics are one of the fundamental yardstick in determining if a state has healthy Law & order system in place. In Kerala people do not hesitate in reporting even the pettiest of crime and have high hope of getting their grievances redressed by an able and efficient police force.
Janamaithri policing system is one the main contributing factors towards making a Kerala a polic
First of all I would like to clear the false notion of Kerala being the Crime captial of India. Kerala is not a state which is ranks first in Crime but Kerala is a state where highest number of crimes are reported. These statistics are one of the fundamental yardstick in determining if a state has healthy Law & order system in place. In Kerala people do not hesitate in reporting even the pettiest of crime and have high hope of getting their grievances redressed by an able and efficient police force.
Janamaithri policing system is one the main contributing factors towards making a Kerala a police friendly state. By the Janamaithri system police station have become more accessible than before and the dreaded atmosphere in the police stations has vanished. Kerala police has an effective women’s desk which works in addressing the issues faced by women in the state.
Mobile theft is one of the most rampant crimes in the country these days. With the amount of crimes these days a mobile theft come as lowest priority. In order to tackle this menace Kerala police working in tandem with second hand mobile dealers has made a specific plan by which the stolen mobile phones find its way to its rightful owners
New scheme to retrieve stolen mobile phones
By all this I do not say that Kerala is perfect. Kerala police just like any other force has its own drawbacks and the force is working hard towards rectifying them.
Links to few articles that directly addresses this question.
Skewed stats make Kerala `crime capital' of India - Times of India
NCRB Data Names Kerala As India's 'Crime Capital', But Here's Why It's A Good Thing
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Few people friendly initiatives taken by Kerala Police.
Janamaithri police scheme to be launched
Community policing initiatives in Kerala
Finally I don’t think your statement of calling Kerala “so-called highly literate and progressive” needs to be an answered.
Because the Sun moves round the Earth, because Himalay is a hot and short mountain and because dog is stronger than elephant!!
However idiotic and irrelevant may sound the above answer, it is still more sensible than the question!
I am from Gujarat and staying here in Kerala for last two and a half years. I have absolutely no hesitation in saying that Kerala is a state far better than Gujarat in terms of discipline, traffic sense, safety, law and order, environmental awareness, public administration, percentage education and natural beauty.
And, if you find it of importance, I am saying this afte
Because the Sun moves round the Earth, because Himalay is a hot and short mountain and because dog is stronger than elephant!!
However idiotic and irrelevant may sound the above answer, it is still more sensible than the question!
I am from Gujarat and staying here in Kerala for last two and a half years. I have absolutely no hesitation in saying that Kerala is a state far better than Gujarat in terms of discipline, traffic sense, safety, law and order, environmental awareness, public administration, percentage education and natural beauty.
And, if you find it of importance, I am saying this after being a supporter of Modi and voter of BJP. There are things to be criticised also, but this is not the right place and time for that.
Kerala has higher crime rate because every minor incidents is being reported to the police and the case is getting registered ,it simply shows the effectiveness of the police department in reporting and registering crimes compared to the other states.
Also if you look at the details in the link it is clearly mentioned this,
“Kerala has the highest cognizable crime rate of 723.2 (per 100,000 persons) as of 2015 with 50.9% of the cases filed under "Causing Injuries under Rash Driving/ Road Rage", not something like organized crimes and mob lynch.
Indian states and territories ranking by crime rate
Kerala has higher crime rate because every minor incidents is being reported to the police and the case is getting registered ,it simply shows the effectiveness of the police department in reporting and registering crimes compared to the other states.
Also if you look at the details in the link it is clearly mentioned this,
“Kerala has the highest cognizable crime rate of 723.2 (per 100,000 persons) as of 2015 with 50.9% of the cases filed under "Causing Injuries under Rash Driving/ Road Rage", not something like organized crimes and mob lynch.
Indian states and territories ranking by crime rate - Wikipedia
( This question has been answered several times before in Quora, so I suggest before making a question, check whether it is already answered)
The Crime rates, it’s a fact that Kerala tops in number of crimes ‘reported’.
Yes, ‘reported’. Here crime from ‘pick pocketing’ to homicide are reported to Police. Peoples trust in the Police and the judicial system is proven here, and that is a real positive thing. I would like to stay in lines with the question, this mentality of people are all gifts of literacy, people aren’t alienating Police officials or Judicial system, and considers them as a servic
( This question has been answered several times before in Quora, so I suggest before making a question, check whether it is already answered)
The Crime rates, it’s a fact that Kerala tops in number of crimes ‘reported’.
Yes, ‘reported’. Here crime from ‘pick pocketing’ to homicide are reported to Police. Peoples trust in the Police and the judicial system is proven here, and that is a real positive thing. I would like to stay in lines with the question, this mentality of people are all gifts of literacy, people aren’t alienating Police officials or Judicial system, and considers them as a service which they should utilize.
As an additional point, 50.9% of cases reported are for ‘Causing Injuries under Rash Driving/ Road Rage’.
Footnotes
- High reporting of crime. People have less gap in their economic or social status, so they are not afraid of reporting crimes.
- A college degree doesn’t ensure that you won’t commit a crime.
- Political crimes are high.
In UP you can not lodge an FIR or even for that matter a simple complaint without using influence.
Crime rate is one of the most misleading statistic,
Look at the below list of countries with highest crime rate
And now look at list of countries with lowest crime rate.
You can see countries like Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands and UK have highest crime rate but these countries are widely considered as the safest countries in the world while Somalia , Iraq , Libya, Nigeria and North Korea have low crime rate. This doesn't mean there are more crimes happening in Sweden, UK, Denmark, Netherlands than Somalia or Iraq. It just means more crimes are being reported in those countries.
To give a clearer
Footnotes
Crime rate is one of the most misleading statistic,
Look at the below list of countries with highest crime rate
And now look at list of countries with lowest crime rate.
You can see countries like Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands and UK have highest crime rate but these countries are widely considered as the safest countries in the world while Somalia , Iraq , Libya, Nigeria and North Korea have low crime rate. This doesn't mean there are more crimes happening in Sweden, UK, Denmark, Netherlands than Somalia or Iraq. It just means more crimes are being reported in those countries.
To give a clearer picture
People in states like Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu are more educated and empowered. As a result, most of the incidents get reported. Even the smallest cases are encouraged to be reported and registered. So higher crime rate is a good thing , It shows how much people trust the police and justice system. it shows the strength and effectiveness of State Police .
Over half of the crimes reported are traffic violations. Safest places will have even the most trivial crimes reported.
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Footnotes
Literacy is only related to ability for written communication. There is some thing called social code of conduct. This hss to come from peers at home, elders, the extended society and governance. Unfortunately Kerala is a competing tribal society with religious, caste and political divides. The leaders of the divides widh to have more followers and one natural process is procreation within the divide. The children in the lower strata lack peer guidance and they are easily drawn to criminal activities.
The simple reason is that neither literacy nor “having the best health care model” has anything to do with crimes and crime rate.
If your question is inspired by the “Vismaya case”, all that can be said is that greed is not eliminated by college education; a very different kind of education, the kind of education that neither our educational system nor our society bothers about, is what is necessary to eliminate such instances.
As long as society, which is nothing but us people, emphasizes and idolizes the wrong values, expect no better.
- In Kerala, gap between the rich and poor become widening in a faster pace. Due to the flow of money from middle east some of the people are leading a luxurious life and this create uneasiness among common man. The reason is that the money making people are not gaining the wealth through the right means. Smuggling,drug trafficking, brothel business etc.become the source for money. So others also indulge in crime to catch hold of them. More young men are in the business of gold smuggling and drug trafficking.
- Criminals are protected by politicians. Politicians develop criminals for their purpose
- In Kerala, gap between the rich and poor become widening in a faster pace. Due to the flow of money from middle east some of the people are leading a luxurious life and this create uneasiness among common man. The reason is that the money making people are not gaining the wealth through the right means. Smuggling,drug trafficking, brothel business etc.become the source for money. So others also indulge in crime to catch hold of them. More young men are in the business of gold smuggling and drug trafficking.
- Criminals are protected by politicians. Politicians develop criminals for their purpose and carry out heinous operations. In all narcotic business politicians are getting the share. They close their eye and allow them to perform. Politicians are also preventing police force from catching the culprit.
- More intellectual, more crookedness. Keralites think of innovative ways to do the crime. They also do research in escape from the eyes of legal system. Two intellectual criminals who are still not caught by police even after 25 years-Mr. Sukumara kuruppu and Dr. Omana.
- Atheism or no God(no fear of God also) is dominating many young minds. Religions fail to do the purpose. Left ideology cater the atheistic feelings and young men become a prey to ‘instant lives’. They never afraid of an ‘after life’ and indulge in crimes with out any guilty feeling.
- Jihadism or extreme fanaticism on rage and do all sort of dubious actions to materialize their religious state. All sort of funding is permitted to full fill their dream. Followers can find wealth by any treacherous way and they obtain heaven if they contribute a portion to community progress. Such ideologies fueling crime rates in Kerala.
I share the views of the other writers.
Kerala is one of the safest states to live in India (talking in general terms “as a state”).
While that is the ground reality, the people are educated (in terms of basic education as well as degrees), and they report most crimes…much more than in any other Indian state.
A high crime rate, in this particular case, is an upward social indicator, rather than a negative marker. While I was in Ghaziabad in UP, two goondas were murdered by the police in retaliation to the murder of a police constable. A similar thing happened during my short stay in Imphal, Manip
I share the views of the other writers.
Kerala is one of the safest states to live in India (talking in general terms “as a state”).
While that is the ground reality, the people are educated (in terms of basic education as well as degrees), and they report most crimes…much more than in any other Indian state.
A high crime rate, in this particular case, is an upward social indicator, rather than a negative marker. While I was in Ghaziabad in UP, two goondas were murdered by the police in retaliation to the murder of a police constable. A similar thing happened during my short stay in Imphal, Manipur, where the reverse took place: the police cracked down on separatist militants, and the militants hit back by murdering the police SP who was responsible for the operation.
These sort of things happen in states which have a “crime rate” lower than Kerala’s… Such things are inconceivable in our state. It seems that killing, and getting killed, is seen as natural in places where literacy rate is lower. This might be due to lack of awareness of a judicial system which is in place. I would just say that such places are less civilized (in the sense that there is no rule of law).
Several years ago, I asked a Sardar selling automobile spares in Kerala why he is here when he told that he is from Gurdaspur. “ Here, my daughter can walk alone in the street at 1 o'clock in the morning, back home my mother cannot walk at 6 pm" typical Sardar joke. Things have changed drastically, since then
Seriously some people have got very wrong thinking about Kerala….Disgusting , people without knowing the facts randomly comment on Kerala's authenticity…What about the rest of the states of India like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar?What about their crime rates? Then think about Kerala.Kerala is still God's own Country…