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CHAPTER – III
CRIMES IN CHENNAI CITY
Overview
In this chapter an attempt has been made to enlighten the
details relating to concept of crime and the incidence of cognizable
crimes committed in Chennai City during 2013.
Meaning of Crime
A crime is defined as an action of violating or breaking the
law, having the intention of doing so or helping others in the process of
doing so. Crimes are viewed as offences against society, and as such are
punished by the State.
Crimes under Indian Penal Code

The Criminal Procedure Code divides all the Crimes in the
two categories. They are Cognizable (Section 2 (c) Criminal Procedure
Code) and Non Cognizable (Section 2(1) Criminal Procedure Code).
Cognizable Crimes
All cognizable crimes reported in the country are dealt by the
Police in which, a police officer may arrest a person without a warrant. In
such crimes, the police have a direct responsibility to take immediate
action on receipt of a complaint or of credible information, visit the scene
of the crimes, investigate the facts, apprehend the offender and arraign
him before a court of law having jurisdiction over the matter. Cognizable
crimes are broadly categorized as those falling either under the Indian
Penal Code or under the Special and Local Laws.
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Non-Cognizable Offences
Non-Cognizable crimes are generally left to be pursued by
the affected parties themselves in Courts. Police does not initiate
investigation in non-cognizable crimes except with magisterial
permission. The first schedule of the Criminal Penal Code gives the
classification of the offences of the Indian Penal Code into cognizable &
non-cognizable.
Typology of Crimes
It is very difficult to classify the different types of crimes. For
the convenience of our study crimes are broadly classified into five types
on the basis of the commission of different types of crimes. They are
crimes under the category of property crimes, violent crimes, crimes
against women and children, other Indian Penal Code Crimes and special
and Local Laws Crimes.
Property Crimes
Property crime is a category of crime that includes, among
other crimes, burglary, larceny, theft, motor vehicle theft, arson,
shoplifting, and vandalism. Property crime only involves the taking of
money or property, and does not involve force or threat of force against a
victim. Although robbery involves taking property, it is classified as a
violent crime, as force or threat of force on an individual that is present
is involved in contrast to burglary which is typically of an unoccupied
dwelling or other unoccupied building. Property crimes are high-volume
crimes, with cash, electronics (e.g. televisions), power tools, cameras, and
jewelry often targeted.1 "Hot products" tend to be items that are
concealable, removable, available, valuable, and enjoyable, with an ease
1 Freiberg, Arie, The Property Crime Market: A Regulatory Approach, Burglary and Car
Theft: Is Your Property Safe?, Melbourne, Australia, December, 1996.
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of "disposal" being the most important characteristic.2 According to
Indian Penal Code criminals who commit crimes such as burglary (house
breaking) and theft are listed under the category of property crimes.
Violent Crimes
A violent crime or crime of violence is a crime in which the
offender uses or threatens to use violent force upon the victim. This
entails both crimes in which the violent act is the objective, such as
murder, as well as crimes in which violence is the means to an end,
(including criminal ends) such as robbery. Violent crimes include crimes
committed with weapons. With the exception of rape (which accounts for
6% of all reported violent crimes), males are the primary victims of all
forms of violent crime.3 Violent crimes affect the life and safety of the
people. Such Crimes induce a sense of insecurity, fear and annoyance in
the community. The frequency and the magnitude of such occurrence
affect the public peace. The Indian Penal Code crimes which are reported
to the Police Authorities have been grouped as ‘Violent Crimes’ for the
purpose of crime analysis. They are violent crimes affecting life; Violent
crimes affecting property; Violent crimes affecting public safety; and
Violent crimes affecting women. Violent Crimes Affecting Life include
murder, attempt to commit murder, culpable homicide not amounting to
murder, dowry deaths and kidnapping and abduction. Violent Crimes
Affecting Property includes decoity, preparation and assembly for dacoity
and robbery. Violent Crimes Affecting Public Safety includes riots and
arson. Violent Crimes Affecting Women include rap, dowry death, cruelty
by husband and relatives, molestation, sexual harassment and
importation of girls.
2 Clarke, Ronald V., Hot Products: Understanding, Anticipating and Reducing Demand
for Stolen Goods, Police Research Series, Paper 112, Home Office, Policing and
Reducing Crime Unit, 1999.
3 Bureau of Justice Statistics Victim Characteristics.
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Crimes against Women and Children
Violence affects the lives of millions of women worldwide, in
all socio-economic and educational classes. It cuts across cultural and
religious barriers, impeding the right of women to participate fully in
society. Violence against women takes a dismaying variety of forms, from
domestic abuse and rape to child marriages and female circumcision. All
are violations of the most fundamental human rights. Despite the fact
that Delhi is having the highest per capita income, it has more than 2.1
million people living in poverty, the majority of girls and women are
vulnerable to diseases, crime and exploitation. Most of the victims are
unskilled and illiterate. The capital is becoming ever more unsafe for
women and girls with a crime rate of 341 per million compared to 9.5 for
all over India in 1993. during 1993, as many as 233 rape cases were
reported which rose to 322 in 1994, 377 in 1995 and to 470 in 1996
showing an increase in 28.38% of registered crime. The figures for
unreported crime are not known. The various studies have shown that
the reporting of heinous crime like rape is more as compared to other
sexual crimes of harassment and exploitation. An analysis of 470 rape
cases has shown that 88% of the rape cases were committed by relatives
and close acquaintances of the victim. Of 30 rapes committed by
relatives of the victims, the fathers were responsible for 8 of them. Other
close relatives were father-in-law, uncles, cousins, ex-husbands, step
fathers and brother-in-laws. Close acquaintances that criminally violated
young girls include doctors, lovers, servants and fellow travelers. This
has also been reported from the West.
Issues relating to child victims and crimes committed
against children are a matter of serious concern for the Government,
parents and the society. The Indian Penal Code 1860 defines various
categories of offences against children. In addition, much legislation were
enacted from time to time to safeguard children from abuse, violence and
inhuman treatment. Besides legislative measures, Government has
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started a number of programs to bring back children to school, educate
parents, etc. A number of social organizations have been working in this
field. However, the problem still remains very acute and needs better
attention from the Government agencies and Non Governmental
Organizations. There is a need for a clear definition of ‘Child’ in the
statutes of law. A Child is defined as a person who is not an adult and
who has not attained the age of 18 years. The new Juvenile Justice Act
i.e. Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000 defines a
child as a person up to 18 years of age. The ‘Child Marriage Restraint
Act’ of 1928 also specifies 18 years as the cut off age for restraining the
child marriage. Convention on the Rights of the Child, which has been
ratified by India in 1992, also defined a child a person upto the age of 18
years. There is no separate classification of offences categorized as
offences against children. Generally, the offences committed against
children or the crimes in which children are the victims are considered
as Crime against children. The general penal code of this country and the
various protective and preventive ‘Special and Local Laws’ specifically
mention the offences wherein children are known to be victims. The data
on crimes against children is compiled through the revised annual
returns w.e.f. year 2001. Till 2000, cumulative totals of crime statistics
available on monthly basis were used for this analysis. The revised
annual returns have additional heads like ‘murder of children’ and ‘other
unspecified crimes’. Therefore, incidents of crimes against children
during 2001 and later years may not be comparable with the figures of
2000 or prior years.
The cases in which the children are victimized and abused
can be categorized under two broad sections. They are Crimes committed
against children, who are punishable under Indian Penal Code (IPC) and
Crimes reported against children who are punishable under Special and
Local Laws (SLL).
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Other Indian Penal Code Crimes
The core organized crime activity is the supply of illegal
goods and services to countless numbers of citizen customers. It is also
deeply involved in legitimate business and in labor unions. It employs
illegitimate methods monopolization, terrorism, extortion and tax-evasion
to drive out or control lawful ownership and leadership, and to extract
illegal profits from the public. Organized crime also corrupts public
officials to avert governmental interference and is becoming increasingly
sophisticated.
There are eight types of organized crimes. They are Drug
Abuse and Drug Trafficking; Smuggling; Money Laundering and Hawala;
Terrorism; Contract Killings; Kidnapping for Ransom; Illegal Immigration;
and Prostitution.
Drug Abuse and Drug Trafficking is perhaps the most
serious organized crime affecting the country and is truly transnational
in character. India is geographically situated between the countries of
Golden Triangle and Golden Crescent and is a transit point for narcotic
drugs produced in these regions to the West. India also produces a
considerable amount of licit opium, part of which also finds place in the
illicit market in different forms. Illicit drug trade in India centres around
five major substances, namely, heroin, hashish, opium, cannabis and
methaqualone. Seizures of cocaine, amphetamine, and LSD are not
unknown but are insignificant and rare.
Smuggling, which consists of clandestine operations leading
to unrecorded trade, is another major economic offence. The volume of
smuggling depends on the nature of fiscal policies pursued by the
Government. The natural of smuggled items and the quantum thereof is
also determined by the prevailing fiscal policies.
Money Laundering means conversion of illegal and ill-gotten
money into seemingly legal money so that it can be integrated into the
legitimate economy Proceeds of drug related crimes are an important
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source of money laundering world over. Besides, tax evasion and
violation of exchange regulations play an important role in merging this
ill-gotten money with tax evaded income so as to obscure its origin. This
aim is generally achieved via the intricate steps of placement, layering
and integration so that the money so integrated in the legitimate
economy can be freely used by the offenders without any fear of
detection.
Terrorism is a serious problem which India is facing.
Conceptually, terrorism does not fall in the category of organized crime,
as the dominant motive behind terrorism is political and/or ideological
and not the acquisition of money-power. The Indian experience, however,
shows that the criminals are perpetrating all kinds of crimes, such as
killings, rapes, kidnappings, gun-running and drug trafficking, under the
umbrella of terrorist organizations. The existing criminal networks are
being utilized by the terrorist leaders.
Contract Killing is an offence of murder punishable under
Section 302 IPC by life imprisonment or death sentence. Conviction rate
in murder cases is about 38%. The chance of detection in contract
killings is quite low. The method adopted in contract killings is by
engaging a professional gang for a monetary consideration. Part of the
prefixed amount will be paid in advance which is called ‘supari’. The rest
of the payment will be made after the commission of the crime.
Kidnapping for Ransom is a highly organized crime in urban
conglomerates. There are several local as well as inter-State gangs
involved in it at the financial rewards are immense vis-à-vis the labor
and risk involved. Generally, no injury is caused to the kidnappee if the
Kidnappers’ conditions are met. Terrorist gangs have also been
occasionally involved in kidnappings for quick money to finance their
operations. In one recent case, the kidnapee was killed even after his
family paid a huge ransom amount to a U.P. gang. The leader of the gang
was known to the victim and he feared the victim would disclose the
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gang’s identity if released. Several arrests have been made in this case.
Incidentally, the leader of the gang is a Member of the Legislative
Assembly of the State of North India.
Illegal Immigration is a method used by Indians to get
employment in foreign countries. A large number of Indians are working
abroad, particularly in the Gulf region. Young people want to move to
foreign countries for lucrative jobs. Large scale migration is fostered by
the high rate of unemployment in the country and higher wage levels in
foreign lands. As it is not easy for the aspirants to obtain valid travel
documents and jobs abroad, they fall into the trap of unscrupulous
travel agents and employment agencies. These agencies promise to give
them valid travel documents and employment abroad on the payment of
huge amounts. Often the travel documents are not valid, and sometimes
they are simply dumped into foreign lands without giving them the
promised employment.
Prostitution is a very profitable business in which the under-
world plays an important part. Flesh trade has been flourishing in India
in various places and in different forms. The underworld is closely
connected with brothels and call girl rackets, making plenty of money
through this activity. They supply young girls to brothels in different
parts of the country, shuttling them to and from the city to minimize the
risk of their being rescued.
Economic offences form a separate category of crimes under
Criminal offences. Often they are referred as White Collar crimes. The
indulgences by Technocrats, highly qualified persons, well to do
businessmen, corporate persons, etc. in various scams and frauds
facilitated by the technological advancements, are also referred as Blue
Collared crimes. In Economic Offences, not only individuals get
victimized with pecuniary loss but also, such offences often damage the
economy and even the national defense. The offences, for example,
Smuggling of Narcotic substances, Counterfeiting of currency, Financial
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Scams, Frauds, etc. are some of the crimes which evoke serious concern
and impact the Nation’s Security and Governance.
In India, more than 160 million people are grouped under
the category of untouchables. Human rights abuses against these people,
known as Dalits, are legion. Still today Dalits are not allowed to drink
from the same wells, attend the same temples, wear shoes in the
presence of an upper caste, or drink from the same cups in tea stalls, in
several parts of the country. The untouchables are relegated to the lowest
jobs, and live in constant fear of being publicly humiliated, paraded
naked, beaten and raped with impunity by upper caste Hindus seeking
to keep them in their place. Merely walking through an upper caste
neighborhood is a life-threatening offense. Nearly 90 percent of all the
poor Indians and 95 percent of all the illiterate Indians are Dalits,
according to figures presented at the International Dalit Conference that
took place May 16 to 18 in Vancouver, Canada.
Cyber crimes are new to India that is expanding rapidly on
use of Internet spreads. The Information Technology (IT) Act, 2000,
specifies the criminal acts. However, as the primary objective of the Act is
to create enabling environment for commercial use of IT certain
omissions and commissions for criminals with use of computers have not
been included. With the legal recognition of Electronic Records and the
amendments made in the several sections of the IPC vide the IT Act,
2000, several offences having bearing on cyber arena are also registered
under the appropriate sections of the IPC. Till now, data on cyber crimes
was not available. Concerned with the seriousness of these crimes, NCRB
has recently endeavored to collect statistical information on Cyber
Crimes under offences registered under the Information Technology Act
2000; and offences under the IPC (with use of Computers).
Let us examine the acts wherein the computer is a tool for
an unlawful act. This kind of activity usually involves a modification of a
conventional crime by using computers. Some examples are Financial
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Crimes, Cyber Pornography, Sale of Illegal Articles, Online Gambling,
Intellectual Property Crimes, Email Spoofing, Forgery, Cyber Defamation,
Cyber Stalking, Frequently Used Cyber Crimes, Theft of Information
Contained in Electronic Form, Email Bombing, Data Diddling, Salami
Attacks, Denial of Service Attack, Virus/Worm Attacks, Logic Bombs,
Trojan Attacks, Internet Time Thefts, Web Jacking, Theft of Computer
System and Physically Damaging a Computer System.
Special and Local Laws Crimes

The Cases Registered under the Special and Local Laws
include Arms Act. Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic, Gambling Act,
Excise Act, Prohibition Act, Explosives and Explosive Substances Act,
Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, Indian Railways Act, Dowry Prohibition
Act, Copyright Act, SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, Protection of
Civil Rights Act for STs, Protection of Civil Rights Act for SCs, Indian
Passport Act, Essential Commodities Act, Terrorist and Disruptive
Activities Act, Antiquity and Art Treasure Act, Child Marriage Restraint
Act, Indecent Representation of Women (Prevention) Act, Sati Prevention
Act, Registration of Foreigners Act and Forest Act.
Incidence and Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (IPC) during 2013 in

Chennai City
The details relating to incidence and rate of total cognizable

crimes (IPC) during 2013 in Chennai City are provided in the following
table 3.1
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Table 3.1
Incidence and Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (IPC) During 2013 in
Chennai City
Rate of
Incidence of
Percentage Population Total
Si.No City Total Cognizable
Contribute (In Lakhs) Cognizable
Crime
Crime
1. Chennai 17747 3.2 86.96 204.1
As per actual population of the Population Census-2011

crimes (IPC) during 2013 in Chennai City provided in the above table
reveal that incidence of cognizable crimes committed were 17747;
percentage contribute was 3.2; population in lakhs was 86.96; rate of
total cognizable crime was 204.1.
Incidence and Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (SLL) in Chennai City

During 2013

crimes (SLL) in Chennai City during 2013 are provided in the following
table 3.2
Table 3.2
Incidence and Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (SLL) in Chennai City During 2013
Si.No City Incidence of Percentage Population Rate of Total

Total Cognizable Contribute (In Lakhs) Cognizable
Crime Crime
1. Chennai 131931 11.0 87.0 1517.1
Crime in India 2013 Statistics, National Crime Records Bureau Ministry Home Affairs, New Delhi

crimes (SLL) in Chennai City during 2013 provided in the above table
reveal that the incidence of total cognizable crime was 131931;
percentage contribute was 11.0; population in lakhs 87.0; rate of total
cognizable crime was 1517.1.
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Incidence (I) and Rate (R) Of Cognizable Crimes (IPC) Under Different
Crime Heads in Chennai City during 2013
The details relating to Incidence and Rate of cognizable
crimes (IPC) under different crime heads in Chennai City during 2013 are
provided in the following table 3.3
Table 3.3
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) Of Cognizable Crimes (IPC) Under Different Crime Heads
in Chennai City During 2013
C.H. Not
Attempt to
Amounting to
Murder(Sec.302 IPC) Commit Murder
Si.No City Murder (Sec.304,
(Sec.307 IPC)
308 IPC)
I R I R I R
1. Chennai 201 2.3 202 2.3 1 0.0
The details relating to Incidence and Rate of cognizable

crimes (IPC) under different crime heads in Chennai City during 2013
provided in the above table reveal that incidence of murder under Section
302 IPC committed during 2013 was 201 and rate of murder under
Section 302 IPC committed during 2013 was 2.3; incidence of attempt to
commit murder under section 307 IPC was 202 and rate of attempt to
commit murder under section 307 IPC was 2.3; incidence of culpable
homicide amounting to murder under section 304 and 308 IPC was 1
and rate of culpable homicide amounting to murder under section 304
and 308 IPC was 0.0.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Rape Committed during 2013
The details relating to incidence and rate of rape committed

during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.4
Table 3.4
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Rape Committed during 2013
Rape under Section 376.IPC

Si.No City Total Custodial Others
I R I R I R
1. Chennai 83 1.9 0 0.0 83 1.9
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The details relating to incidence and rate of rape committed
during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that incidence of rape
under Section 376 IPC committed was 83 and rate of rape under Section
376 IPC committed was 1.9 ; incidence of custodial rape under Section
376 IPC committed was 0 and rate of custodial rape under Section 376
IPC committed was 0.0; incidence of other rape crimes committed under
Section 376 IPC was 83 and rate of other rape crimes committed under
Section 376 IPC was 1.9.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Kidnapping and Abduction during 2013
The details relating to incidence and rate of kidnapping and
abduction committed during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.5
Table 3.5
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Kidnapping and Abduction during 2013
Kidnapping and Abduction (Sec363-369, 371- Dacoity

373 IPC) (Sec.395-398
IPC)
Si.No City Of Woman
Total Of Others
and Girl
I R I R I R I R
1. Chennai 60 0.7 42 1.0 18 0.2 5 0.1
The details relating to incidence and rate of kidnapping and

abduction committed during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that
incidence of kidnapping and abduction under Section 363-369 IPC
committed was 60 and rate of kidnapping and abduction under Section
363-369 IPC committed was 0.7; incidence of women and girl kidnapping
and abduction under section 363-369 IPC committed was 42 and rate of
women and girl kidnapping and abduction under section 363-369 IPC
committed was 1.0; incidence of other kidnapping and abduction crimes
committed under section 360-369 IPC was 18 and rate of other
kidnapping and abduction crimes committed under section 360-369 IPC
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was 0.2; incidence of dacoity under section 395-398 IPC committed was
5 and rate of dacoity under section 395-398 IPC committed was 0.1.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of dacoity, robbery and burglary during
2013
The details relating to incidence and rate of dacoity, robbery

and burglary during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.6
Table 3.6
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of dacoity, robbery and burglary during 2013
Preparation and
Robbery (Sec. Burglary (Sec.499-
Assembly for
392-394, 452,454,455,457-
Si.N City Dacoity (Sec 399-
397,398 IPC) 460 IPC)
o 402 IPC)
I R I R I R
1. Chennai City 0 0.0 81 0.9 467 5.4
The details relating to incidence and rate of dacoity, robbery

and burglary during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that
incidence of dacoity under Section 399-402 IPC committed was 0 and
rate of under Section 399-402 IPC committed was 0.0; incidence of
robbery under Section 392-394, 397 and 398 IPC committed was 81 and
rate of robbery under Section 392-394, 397 and 398 IPC committed was
0.9; incidence of burglary under Section 499-452, 454,455 and 457 IPC
committed was 467 and rate of burglary under Section 499-452, 454,455
and 457 IPC committed was 5.4.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Theft and Riots during 2013
The details relating to incidence and rate of theft and riots
Table 3.7
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Theft and Riots during 2013
Theft(Sec 379-382 IPC) Riots (Sec. 143-145,147-

Auto 151,153,153A,153B,157,1
Si.No City Total Other Theft
Theft 58,160 IPC)
I R I R I R I R
1. Chennai 1664 19.1 292 3.4 1372 15.8 97 1.1
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The details relating to incidence and rate of theft and riots

during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that incidence of total
theft committed under Section 379-382 IPC was 1664 and rate of total
theft committed under Section 379-382 IPC was 191; incidence of auto
theft committed Section 379-382 IPC was 292 and rate of auto theft
committed Section 379-382 IPC was 3.4; incidence of other theft
committed under Section 379-382 IPC was 1372 and rate of other theft
committed under Section 379-382 IPC was 15.8; incidence of riots under
Section 143-145,147-151,153,153A153B,157,158,160 IPC committed
was 97 and rate of riots under Section 143-145,147-
151,153,153A153B,157,158,160 IPC committed was 1.1
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Criminal Breach of Trust, Cheating, and
Arson during 2013
The details relating to incidence and rate of incidence and
rate of criminal breach of trust, cheating, and arson during 2013 are
Table 3.8
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Criminal Breach of Trust, Cheating, and Arson during
2013
Criminal Counterfeitin
Cheating Arson
Breach of g (Sec.231-
Si. (Sec.419,42 (Sec.435,436,43
City Trust(Sec.406 254, 489A-
No 0 IPC) 8 IPC)
-409 IPC) 489D IPC)
I R I R I R I R
1. Chennai 13 0.1 492 5.7 148 1.7 22 0.3
The details relating to incidence and rate of incidence and

rate of criminal breach of trust, cheating, and arson during 2013
provided in the above table reveal that incidence of criminal breach of
trust under Section 406-409 IPC committed was 13 and rate of criminal
breach of trust under Section 406-409 IPC committed was 0.1; incidence
of cheating under Section 419 and 420 IPC committed was 492 and rate
of cheating under Section 419 and 420 IPC committed was 5.7; incidence
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of counterfeiting under Section 231-254 and 489A-489D IPC committed
was 148 and rate of counterfeiting under Section 231-254 and 489A-
489D IPC committed was 1.7; incidence of arson under Section 435, 436
and 438 IPC committed was 22 and rate of arson under Section 435, 436
and 438 IPC committed was 0.3.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Hurt, Dowry Deaths, Assault on Women
and Insult to the modesty of Women during 2013
The details relating to incidence and rate of hurt, dowry
deaths, assault on women and insult to the modesty of women during
2013 are provided in the following table 3.9
Table 3.9
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Hurt,Dowry Deaths, Assault on Women and Insult to
the modesty of Women during 2013
Assault on Insult to
Women with the
Dowry
Hurt (Sec 323- intent to modesty of
Deaths (Sec
Si.No City 333,335-338 IPC) outrage her Women
304B IPC)
modesty (Sec.509
(Sec.354 IPC) IPC)
I R I R I R I R
1. Chennai 1213 13.9 12 0.3 55 1.3 155 3.6
The details relating to incidence and rate of hurt, dowry

deaths, assault on women and insult to the modesty of women during
2013 provided in the above table reveal that incidence of hurt under
Section 323-333 and 335-338 IPC committed was 1213 and rate of hurt
under Section 323-333 and 335-338 IPC committed was 13.9; incidence
of dowry deaths under Section 304B IPC committed was 12 and rate of
dowry deaths under Section 304B IPC committed was 0.3; incidence of
assault on women with internet to outrage her modesty under Section
354 IPC committed was 55 and rate of assault on women with internet to
outrage her modesty under Section 354 IPC committed was 1.3;
incidence of insult to the modesty women under Section 509 IPC
committed was 155 and rate of insult to the modesty women under
Section 509 IPC committed was 3.6
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Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cruelty by husband or his Relatives,
Girls from Foreign Country, Causing Death by Negligence and Other
Crimes
The details relating to incidence and rate of cruelty by
husband or his relatives, girls from foreign country, causing death by
negligence and other crimes are provided in the following table 3.10
Table 3.10
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cruelty by husband or his Relatives, Girls from
Foreign Country, Causing Death by Negligence and Other Crimes
Importation
of Girls Causing Total
Cruelty by
from Death by Cognizable
husband or his Other IPC
Foreign Negligence Crimes
Si.No City Relatives(Sec.49 crimes
Country (Sec. 304 Under IPC
8A IPC)
(Sec.366B A IPC)
IPC)
I R I R I R I R I R
Chenn 14 1774
1. 221 5.1 0 0.0 1240 11315 130.1 204.1
ai .3 7
The details relating to incidence and rate of cruelty by

husband or his relatives, girls from foreign country, causing death by
negligence and other crimes provided in the above table reveal that
incidence of cruelty by husband or his relatives crimes under Section
498A IPC committed was 221 and rate of cruelty by husband or his
relatives crimes under Section 498A IPC committed was 5.1; incidence of
importation of girls of from foreign country crimes under Section 366B
IPC committed was 0 and rate of importation of girls of from foreign
country crimes under Section 366B IPC committed was 0.0; incidence of
causing death by negligence crimes under Section 304A IPC committed
was 1240 and rate of causing death by negligence crimes under Section
304A IPC committed was 14.3; incidence of other IPC crimes committed
was 11315 and rate of other IPC crimes committed was 130.1; incidence
of total cognizable crimes under IPC committed was 17747 and rate of
total cognizable crimes under IPC committed was 204.1
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Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) Under Different Crime Heads
during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012
The details relating to incidence of cognizable crimes IPC

under difference crime heads during 2013 and percentage variation over
Table 3.11
Incidence of Cognizable Crimes (IPC) Under Different Crime Heads during 2013
and Percentage Variation over 2012
C.H. Not Amounting to

Attempt to Commit
Murder (Sec.302 IPC) Murder(Sec.304,308
Murder (Sec.307 IPC)
Si.No City IPC)
% % %
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
Variation Variation Variation
1 Chennai 180 201 11.7 219 202 -7.8 4 1 -75.0
The details relating to incidence of cognizable crimes IPC

under difference crime heads during 2013 and percentage variation over
2012 provided in the above table reveal that the murder under Section
302 IPC committed was 180 during 2012 and 201 during 2013 and
percentage variation was 11.7; attempt to commit murder under Section
307 IPC committed was 219 during 2012 and 202 during 2013 and
percentage variation was -7.8; culpable homicide not amounting murder
under Section 304 and 308 IPC committed was four during 2012 and one
during 2013 and percentage variation was -75.0
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under rape during 2013 and

Percentage Variation over 2012
The details relating to incidence of cognizable crimes (IPC)

under rape during 2013 and percentage variation over 2012 are provided
in the following table 3.12
99
Table 3.12
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under rape during 2013 and Percentage
Variation over 2012
Rape (Sec.376 IPC)

Total Custodial Others
Si.No City
% % %
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
1. Chennai 94 83 -11.7 0 0 @ 94 83 -11.7
The details relating to incidence of cognizable crimes (IPC)

under rape during 2013 and percentage variation over 2012 provided in
the above table reveal that rape under Section 376 IPC committed was 94
2012 and 83 during 2013 and percentage variation was -11.7; custodial
rape crimes committed was zero during 2012 and zero during 2013 and
percentage variation was zero; other rape crimes committed was 94
during 2012 and 83 during 2013 and percentage variation was -11.7.
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under kidnapping and abduction

The details relating to incidence of cognizable crime (IPC)
under kidnapping and abduction during 2013 and percentage variation
over 2012 are provided in the following table 3.13
Table 3.13
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under kidnapping and abduction during 2013
Kidnapping and abduction (Sec.363-369,371-373 IPC)

Total Of Women and Girls Of Others
Si.No City
% % %
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
1. Chennai 87 60 -31.0 65 42 -35.4 22 18 -18.2

under kidnapping and abduction during 2013 and percentage variation
100
over 2012 provided in the above table reveal that the kidnapping and
abduction crimes under Section 363-369 and 371-373 IPC committed
was 87 during 2012 and 60 during 2013 and percentage variation was -
31.0; women and girls kidnapping and abduction crimes under Section
363-369 and 371-373 IPC committed was 65 during 2012 and 42 during
2013 and percentage variation was -35.4; other crimes kidnapping and
abduction under Section 363-369 and 371-373 IPC committed was 22
during 2012 and 18 during 2013 and percentage of variation was 18.2.
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under dacoity preparation and

assembly for dacoity during 2013 and Percentage Variation over
2012
under dacoity preparation and assembly for dacoity during 2013 and
percentage variation over 2012 are provided in the following table 3.14
Table 3.14
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under dacoity preparation and assembly for
dacoity during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012
Preparation and Assembly for

Dacoity (Sec.395-398 IPC)
Dacoity (Sec.399-402 IPC)
Si.No City
% %
2012 2013 2012 2013
Variation Variation
1. Chennai 2 5 150.0 0 0 @

under dacoity preparation and assembly for dacoity during 2013 and
percentage variation over 2012 provided in the above table reveal that
the dacoity crimes under section 395-398 IPC committed was two during
2012 and five during 2013 and percentage variation was 150.0;
preparation and assembly for dacoity crimes under Sectuion 399-402
IPC committed was zero during 2012 and zero during 2013 and
percentage variation was zero.
101
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under robbery and burglary
The details relating to incidence of cognizable crime (ipc)
under robbery and burglary during 2013 and percentage variation over
Table 3.15
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under robbery and burglary during 2013 and
Robbery (Sec.392- Burglary (Sec.449-

394,397,398 IPC) 452,454,455,457-,460 IPC)
Si.No City
% %
2012 2013 2012 2013
Variation Variation
1. Chennai 85 81 -4.7 546 467 -14.5

under robbery and burglary during 2013 and percentage variation over
2012 provided in the above table reveal that the robbery under Section
392-394, 397 and 398 IPC committed was 85 during 2012 and 81 during
2013 and percentage variation was -4.7; burglary crimes under Section
449-452,454,455,457-460 IPC committed was 546 during 2012 and 467
during 2013 and percentage variation was -14.5.
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under theft during 2013 and

under theft during 2013 and percentage variation over 2012 are provided
Table 3.16
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under theft during 2013 and Percentage
Variation over 2012
Theft(Sec.379-382 IPC)
Total Auto Theft Other Theft
Si.No City %
% %
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 Variatio
Variation Variation
n
Chenn
1. 2169 1664 -23.3 263 292 11.0 1906 1372 -28.0
ai
102
under theft during 2013 and percentage variation over 2012 provided in
the above table reveal that the total theft under Section 379-382 IPC
committed was 2169 during 2012 and 1664 during 2013 and percentage
variation was -23.3; auto theft under Section 379-382 IPC committed
was 263 during 2012 and 292 during 2013 and percentage variation was
11.0; other theft crimes under Section 379-382 IPC committed was 1906
during 2012 and 1372 during 2013 and percentage variation was -28.0;
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under riots, criminal breach of

trust and cheating crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation
over 2012
under riots, criminal breach of trust and cheating crimes during 2013
and percentage variation over 2012 are provided in the following table
3.17
Table 3.17
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under riots, criminal breach of trust and
cheating crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012
Riots (Sec.143-145, 147-

Criminal Breach of Cheating (Sec.419,420
151,153,153A,153B,157
Trust(Sec. 406-409 IPC) IPC)
Si. ,158,160 IPC)
City
No % % %
201 201
2012 2013 Variatio 2012 2013 Variatio Variatio
2 3
n n n
Chenn
1 95 97 2.1 50 13 -74.0 769 492 -36.0
ai

under riots, criminal breach of trust and cheating crimes during 2013
and percentage variation over 2012 provided in the above table reveal
that the riots crime under Section 143-145, 147-
151,153,153A,153B,157,158,160 IPC committed was 95 during 2012
and 97 during 2013 percentage variation was 2.1;criminal breach of
trust crime under Section 406-409 IPC committed was 50 during 2012
and 13 during 2013 percentage variation was -74.0; cheating crimes
103
under Section 419, and 420 IPC committed was 769 during 2012 and
492 during 2013 and percentage variation was -36.0
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under counterfeiting and arson

crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012
under counterfeiting and arson crimes during 2013 and percentage
variation over 2012 are provided in the following table 3.18
Table 3.18
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under counterfeiting and arson crimes during
2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012
Counterfeiting(Sec.231-
Arson(Sec. 435,436,438 IPC)
254,489A-489D IPC)
Si.No City
% %
2012 2013 2012 2013
Variation Variation
1. Chennai 137 148 8.0 10 22 120.0

under counterfeiting and arson crimes during 2013 and percentage
variation over 2012 provided in the above table reveal that the
counterfeiting crimes under Section 231-254 and 489A-489D IPC
committed was 137 during 2012 and 148 during 2013 percentage
variation 8.0; arson crimes under Section 435,436 and 438 IPC
committed was ten during 2012 and 22 during 2013 percentage variation
was 120.0.
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under hurt and dowry deaths

crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012
under hurt and dowry deaths crimes during 2013 and percentage
variation over 2012 are provided in the following table 3.19
104
Table 3.19
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under hurt and dowry deaths crimes during
2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012
Hurt (Sec.323-333,335-338
Dowry Deaths (Sec.304B IPC)
IPC)
Si.No City
% %
2012 2013 2012 2013
Variation Variation
1. Chennai 1412 1213 -14.1 12 12 0.0

under hurt and dowry deaths crimes during 2013 and percentage
variation over 2012 provided in the above table reveal that the hurt
crimes under Section 323-333 and 335-338 IPC committed was 1412
during 2012 and 1213 during 2013 percentage variation was -14.1;
dowry deaths under Section 304B IPC committed was 12 during 2012
and 12 during 2013 percentage variation was 0.0.
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under assault and insult crimes

under assault and insult crimes during 2013 and percentage variation
over 2012 are provided in the following table 3.20
Table 3.20
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under assault and insult crimes during 2013
Assault on Women with

Insult to the modesty of
intent to outrage her
Women(Sec.509 IPC)
Si.No City modesty(Sec.354 IPC)
% %
2012 2013 2012 2013
Variation Variation
1. Chennai 90 55 -38.9 141 155 9.9

under assault and insult crimes during 2013 and percentage variation
over 2012 provided in the above table reveal that assault on women with
intent to outrage her modesty under Section 354 IPC committed was 90
during 2012 and 55 during 2013 percentage variation was -38.9; insult
105
to the modesty of women under Section 509 IPC committed was 141
during 2012 and 155 during 2013 and percentage variation was 9.9
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under cruetly husband or his

relatives, importation of girls from foreign country and causing
death by negligence crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation
over 2012
under cruetly husband or his relatives, importation of girls from foreign
country and causing death by negligence crimes during 2013 and
percentage variation over 2012 are provided in the following table 3.21
Table 3.21
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under cruelty husband or his relatives,
importation of girls from foreign country and causing death by negligence crimes
Cruelty by Husband or Importation of Girls Causing Death by

his Relatives(Sec.498A from Foreign Negligence(Sec.304 A
Si.No City IPC) Country(Sec.366 B IPC) IPC)
% % %
2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013
1 Chennai 237 221 -6.8 0 0 @ 1411 1240 -12.1

under cruelty husband or his relatives, importation of girls from foreign
country and causing death by negligence crimes during 2013 and
percentage variation over 2012 provided in the above table reveal that
the cruelty by husband or his relatives under Section 498 A IPC
committed was 237 during 2012 and 221 during 2013 and percentage
variation was -6.8; importation of girls from foreign country under
Section 366 B IPC committed was zero was 2012 and zero was 2013 and
percentage variation was zero; causing death by negligence’s under
Section 304A IPC committed was 1411 during 2012 and 1240 during
2013 percentage variation was -12.1.
106
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under other crimes and total
cognizable crimes under IPC during 2013 and Percentage Variation
over 2012
under other crimes and total cognizable crimes under IPC during 2013
and percentage variation over 2012 are provided in the following table
3.22
Table 3.22
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under other crimes and total cognizable
crimes under IPC during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012
Total Cognizable Crimes

Other IPC Crimes Under IPC
Si.No City
% %
2012 2013 2012 2013
Variation Variation
1. Chennai 12131 11315 -6.7 19881 17747 -10.7

under other crimes and total cognizable crimes under IPC during 2013
and percentage variation over 2012 provided in the above table reveal
that other IPC crime was 12131 during 2012 and 11315 during 2013
and percentage variation was -6.7; total cognizable crimes under IPC was
19881 during 2012 and 17747 during 2013 and percentage variation
was -10.7.
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) During 2013

The details relating to incidence of cognizable crime during
Table 3.23
C.H. Not Kidnapping and
Attempt Amountin Rape (Sec.376 IPC) Abduction (Sec.363- Dacoi
Mur
to g to 369,371-373 IPC) ty(Se
der(
Si. Commit Murder(S c.395
District Sec.
No Murder ec.304 Women to
302 Tota Custo othe
(Sec.30 and 308 Total and others 398
IPC) l dial r
7 IPC) IPC) Girls IPC)
1. Chennai 201 202 1 83 0 83 60 42 18 5
107
The details relating to incidence of cognizable crime during

2013 provided in the above table reveal that the murder under Section
302 IPC committed was 201; attempt to commit murder under Section
307 IPC committed was 202; culpable homicide not amounting to
murder under Section 304 and 308 IPC committed was one; total rape
crimes under Section 376 IPC committed was 83 and custodial rape
crimes under Section 376 IPC committed was zero and other rape crimes
under Section 376 IPC committed was 83; kidnapping and abduction
crimes under Section 363-369 and 371-373 IPC committed was 60 and
women and girls kidnapping and abduction crimes under Section 363-
369 and 371-373 IPC committed was 42 and other kidnapping and
abduction crimes under Section 363-369 and 371-373 IPC committed
was 18 and dacoity crimes under Section 395-398 IPC committed was
five.
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) crime preparation and assembly

dacoity, robbery, burglary, theft, riots, criminal Beach of trust,
cheating and counter feiting during 2013
The details relating to incidence of cognizable crime
preparation and assembly dacoity, robbery, burglary, theft, riots,
criminal beach of trust, cheating and counter feiting during 2013 are
Table 3.24
Theft (Sec.379- Riots(S

Prepara Counte
Robb 382 IPC) ec.143- Crimin
tion r
ery Burglary 145,14 al
and Feiting
(Sec. (Sec. 7- Brach
Assembl Cheating( (Sec.23
Si. Distri 392- 449- 151,15 of
y for Auto Sec.419,4 1-
No ct 394, 452,454, Tot Oth 3,153A, Trust(S
Dacoity( Thef 20IPC) 254,48
397 455,457- al er 153B,1 ec.406-
Sec.399 t 9A-
,398 460 IPC) 57,158, 409
-402 489D
IPC) 160 IPC)
IPC) IPC)
IPC)
chenn 166 137
1. 0 81 467 292 97 13 492 148
ai 4 2
108
The details relating to incidence of cognizable crime

preparation and assembly dacoity, robbery, burglary, theft, riots,
criminal beach of trust, cheating and counter feiting during 2013
provided in the above table reveal that the preparation and assembly for
dacoity under section 399-402 IPC committed was zero; robbery under
section 392-394,397-398 IPC committed was 81; burglary under section
449-452,454,455,457-460 under section IPC committed was 467; theft
under section 379-382 IPC committed was 1664 and auto theft was 292
and other theft was 1372; riots under Section143-145,147-
151,153,153A,153B,157,158,160 IPC committed was 97; criminal
breach of trust under Section 406-409 IPC committed was 13; cheating
under Section was 419,420 IPC committed was 492 and counter feiting
under Section 231-254,489A-489D IPC committed was 148.
Incidence of Cognizable Crime arson, hurt, assult on women, insult

to the modesty of women, cruelty by husband or his relatives, girls
from foreign country, causting death by negligence, other crimes
and cognizable crime (IPC) During 2013
The details relating to Incidence of Cognizable Crime arson,

hurt, assult on women, insult to the modesty of women, cruelty by
husband or his relatives, girls from foreign country, causting death by
negligence, other crimes and cognizable crime (IPC) During 2013 are
109
Table 3.25
Incidence of Cognizable Crime arson, hurt, assult on women, insult to the
modesty of women, cruelty by husband or his relatives, girls from foreign country,
causting death by negligence, other crimes and cognizable crime (IPC) During
2013
Assault
Impo
on
rtatio Tota
Women Causi
Ars n of l
Hurt( Dow with Insult Cruelty ng
on( Girls Cog
Sec.3 ry Intent to the by Deat Oth
Sec. from niza
23- Deat to modest Husband h by er
Si. 435 Forei ble
District 333,3 h(Se Outrag y of or his Negli IPC
No ,43 gn Cri
35- c.30 e her Women Relative gence Cri
6,4 Coun me
338I 4B modest (Sec.50 s(SEc.49 (Sec. me
38 try Und
PC) IPC) y of 9 IPC) 8 A IPC) 304A
IPC) (Sec. er
Women IPC)
366B Ipc
(Sec.50
IPC)
9 IPC)
113 1774
1. chennai 22 1213 12 55 155 221 0 1240
15 7
The details relating to Incidence of Cognizable Crime arson,

hurt, assult on women, insult to the modesty of women, cruelty by
negligence, other crimes and cognizable crime (IPC) During 2013
provided in the above table reveal that the arson crimes under Section
435,436 and 438 IPC commited was 22; hurt crimes under Section 323-
333 and 335-338 IPC committed was 1213; dowry deaths under Section
304B IPC committed was 12; assault on women with intent to outrage
her modesty under Section 354 IPC committed was 55; insult to the
modesty of women under Section 509 IPC committed was 155; cruelty by
husband or his relatives under Section 498A IPC committed was 221;
importation of girls from foreign country under Section 366 B IPC
committed was zero; causing death by negligence’s under Section 304A
IPC committed was 1240; other IPC crime was 11315; total cognizable
crime was 17747
110
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes(SLL) Under Different
Crime Heads Chennai Cities During 2013
The details relating to incidence and rate of cognizable
crimes (SSL) under difference crime heads in Chennai city during 2013
are provided in the following table 3.26
Table 3.26
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) Under
Different Crime Heads Chennai Cities During 2013
Narcotic drugs and

Arms
Psychotropic Gambling Act Excise Act
Si.No City Act
Substances Act
I R I R I R I R
1. Chennai 6 0.1 157 1.8 471 5.4 0 0.0

crimes(SSL) under difference crime heads in Chennai city during 2013
provided in the above table reveal that incidence of arms act was 6 and
rate of arms act was 0.1; incidence of narcotic drugs and psychotropic
substance Act was 157 and rate of narcotic drugs and psychotropic
substance Act was 1.8; incidence of gambling Act was 471 and rate of
gambling Act was 5.4; incidence of excise Act was 0 and rate of excise Act
was 0.0
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes(SLL) prohibition,

explosives and explosive substances act, immoral traffic and Indian
railways Act Chennai Cities During 2013

crimes (SLL) prohibition, explosives and explosive substances act,
immoral traffic and Indian railways act Chennai cities during 2013 are
111
Table 3.27
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) prohibition, explosives and
explosive substances act, immoral traffic and Indian railways Act Chennai Cities
During 2013
Explosives and Immoral Indian

Prohibition
Explosive Traffic(Prevention) Railways
Si.No City Act
Substances act Act Act
I R I R I R I R
1. Chennai 10235 117.7 3 0 264 6.1 0 0.0

crimes(SLL) prohibition, explosives and explosive substances act,
immoral traffic and Indian railways act Chennai cities during 2013
provided in the above table reveal that the incidence of prohibition Act
was 10235 and rate of prohibition Act was 117.7; incidence of explosives
and explosive substance Act was 3 and rate of explosives and explosive
substance Act was zero; incidence of immoral traffic Act was 264 and
rate of immoral traffic Act was 6.1; incidence of Indian railway Act was 0
and rate was 0.0.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes(SLL) foreigners, PCR

Act During 2013
The details relating to Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of

Cognizable Crimes (SLL) foreigners, PCR Act During 2013 are provided in
the following table 3.28
Table 3.28
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes(SLL) foreigners, PCR Act During
2013
PCR Act (Total

The Foreigners Act PCR Act for SCs@
Si.No City SCandST)@
I R I R I R
1. Chennai 5 0.1 1 0.0 1 0.0
The details relating to Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of

Cognizable Crimes (SLL) foreigners, PCR Act During 2013 provided in the
above table reveal that the incidence of foreigners Act was five and rate of
112
foreigners Act was 0.1; incidence of PCR Act was one and rate was zero;
incidence of PCR Act for SCs was one and rate was zero.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) PCR, Indian
passport and essential commodities Act During 2013
The details relating to incidence (I) and rate (R) of cognizable

crimes (SLL) PCR, Indian passport and essential commodities act during
Table 3.29
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) PCR, Indian passport and
essential commodities Act During 2013
Indian Passport Essential

PCR Act for STS@
Si.No City Act Commodities Act
I R I R I R
1. Chennai 0 0.0 90 1.0 3 0.0

crimes (SLL) PCR, Indian passport and essential commodities act during
2013 provided in the above table reveal that the incidence of PCR Act for
STs was zero and rate was 0.0; incidence of Indian passport Act was 90
and rate of Indian passport Act was 1.0; incidence of essential
commodities Act was three and rate was zero.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) terrorist and
disruptive, antiquities, dowry prohibition Act During 2013
crimes (SLL) terrorist and disruptive, antiquities, dowry prohibition act
113
Table 3.30
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) terrorist and disruptive,
antiquities, dowry prohibition Act During 2013
Terrorist
Antiquities
and Dowry Prohibition of
and Art
Disruptive Prohibition Child Marriage
Si.No City Treasures
Activities Act Act @
Act
Act
I R I R I R I R
1. Chennai 0 0.0 0 0.0 4 0.1 0 0.0

crimes (SLL) terrorist and disruptive, antiquities, dowry prohibition act
during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the incidence of
terrorist and disruptive activities Act was zero and rate was 0.0;
incidence of antiquities and art treasures Act was zero and rate was 0.0;
incidence of dowry prohibition on Act was four and rate of dowry
prohibition on Act was 0.1; incidence of prohibition of child marriage Act
was zero and rate was 0.0.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) indecent

representation of women, copyright, commission of sati prevention
Act During 2013

crimes (SLL) indecent representation of women, copyright, commission of
sati prevention act during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.31
Table 3.31
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) indecent representation of
women, copyright, commission of sati prevention Act During 2013
Indecent Commission of
Si.No City Representation of Copyright Act Sati Prevention
Women(P) Act Act
I R I R I R
1. Chennai 2 0.1 733 8.4 0 0.0

crimes (SLL) indecent representation of women, copyright, commission of
sati prevention act during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that
114
the incidence of indecent representation of women Act was two and rate
of 0.1; incidence of copyright Act was 733 and rate of copyright Act was
8.4; incidence of commission of sati prevention Act was zero and rate was
0.0.
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) SC/ST

prevention atrocities Act During 2013
The details relating to incidence (I) and rate (R of cognizable
crimes (SLL) SC/ST prevention atrocities act during 2013 are provided in
the following table 3.32
Table 3.32
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) SC/ST prevention atrocities
Act During 2013
SC/ST(Prev.of SC/ST(Prev of SC/ST(Prev of
Atrocities)Act Atorcities)Act for Atorcities)Act for
Si.No City
(Total)@ SCs@ STs@
I R I R I R
1. Chennai 7 0.1 1 0.1 0 0.0
The details relating to incidence (I) and rate (R of cognizable

crimes (SLL) SC/ST prevention atrocities act during 2013 provided in the
above table reveal that the incidence of SC/ST prevention of atrocities
was seven and rate was 0.1; incidence of SC/ST prevention of atrocities
Act for SCs was one and rate of SC/ST prevention of atrocities Act for
SCs was 0.1; incidence of SC/ST prevention of atrocities Act was zero
and rate was 0.0
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) forest Act,
other SLL crimes and total cognizable crimes under SLL Act During
2013
crimes (SLL) forest act, other SLL crimes and total cognizable crimes
under SLL act during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.33
115
Table 3.33
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) forest Act, other SLL crimes
and total cognizable crimes under SLL Act During 2013
Total Cognizable
Forest Act Other SLL Crimes
Si.No City Crimes Under SLL
I R I R I R
1. Chennai 4 0.0 119946 1379.3 131931 1517.1

crimes (SLL) forest act, other SLL crimes and total cognizable crimes
under SLL act during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the
incidence of forest Act was four and rate was 0.0; incidence of other SLL
crimes was 119946 and rate of other SLL crimes was 1379.3; incidence
of total cognizable crimes under SLL was 131931 and rate of total
cognizable crimes under SLL was 1517.1
Incidence and Rate of Crime Committed Against Women in Cities

During 2013
The details relating to incidence and rate of crime committed

against women in cities during 2013 are provided in the following table
3.34
Table 3.34
Incidence and Rate of Crime Committed Against Women in Cities During 2013
Percentage Total Female Rate of Total
Si.No City Incidence Contribution Population(in Cognizable
to All-cities lakh) Crimes(Col.3/Col.5)
1. Chennai 838 1.57 43.07 19.46

against women in cities during 2013 provided in the above table reveal
that the incidence was 838; percentage contribute on to all cities was
1.57; total female population was 43.07 and rate of total cognizable crime
was 19.46
116
Incidence of Crimes Committed against Women During 2013
The details relating to incidence of crimes committed against
women during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.35
Table 3.35
Incidence of Crimes Committed Against Women During 2013
Kidnapping Cruelty by
Female and Dowry Husband or
Rape(Sec.3
Si. Populat Abduction(Sec Deaths(Sec. his
City 76 IPC)
No ion *(in .363-369,371- 304 B IPC) Relatives**(Se
Lakh) 373 IPC) c.498 AIPC)
I R P I R P I R P I R P
chen 8 1. 1. 0.9 0.4 1 0.2 1.5 22 5.1 1.0
1. 43.07 42
nai 3 93 69 8 8 2 8 1 1 3 6

women during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the female
population was 43.07 lakh; incidence of rape under Section 376 IPC
committed was 83 and rate of rape under Section 376 IPC committed
was 1.93 and percentage share was 1.69; incidence of kidnapping and
abduction under Section 363-369 and 371-373 was 42 and rate of
kidnapping and abduction under Section 363-369 and 371-373 and
0.98; incidence of dowry and abduction under Section 369,371-373 IPC
committed was 12 and rate of dowry and abduction under Section
369,371-373 IPC committed was 0.28 and percentage share of dowry and
abduction under Section 369,371-373 IPC committed was 1.51;
incidence of cruelty by husband or his relatives under Section 498 IPC
committed was 221 and rate of cruelty by husband or his relatives under
Section 498 IPC committed was 5.13 and percentage share of cruelty by
husband or his relatives under Section 498 IPC committed was 1.06.
Incidence of Crimes Committed against Women assault, insult,

importation, commission of during 2013
women assault, insult, importation, commission of during 2013 are
117
Table 3.36
Incidence of Crimes Committed against Women assault, insult, importation,
commission of during 2013
Si.N City Assault on Insult to the Importation of Commissio

o Women with modesty of Girls from n of Sati
intent to Women(Sec.50 Foreign Prevention
outrage her 9 IPC) Country(Sec.366 Act,1987
modesty(Sec.35 B IPC)
4 IPC)
1. Chenna 55 1.28 0.46 155 3.6 4.5 0 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 @
i 0 9

women assault, insult, importation, commission of during 2013 provided
in the above table reveal that the assault in women with intent to outrage
her modesty under Section 354 IPC committed was 55 and rate of
outrage her modesty under Section 354 IPC committed was 1.28 and
percentage share of outrage her modesty under Section 354 IPC
committed was 0.46; incidence of insult to the modesty of women under
Section 509 IPC committed was 155 and rate of insult to the modesty of
women under Section 509 IPC committed was 3.60 and percentage share
of insult to the modesty of women under Section 509 IPC committed was
4.59; incidence of importation of girls from foreign country under Section
366B IPC committed was zero and rate was zero and percentage share
was zero.
Incidence of Crimes Committed against Women immoral traffic,

indecent representation of women, dowry prohibition Act
commission of during 2013

women immoral traffic, indecent representation of women, dowry
prohibition act commission of during 2013 are provided in the following
table 3.37
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Table 3.37
Incidence of Crimes Committed against Women immoral traffic, indecent
representation of women, dowry prohibition Act commission of during 2013
Indecent
Immoral Representati Dowry
Si. Traffic(P) on of Prohibition Total
City
No Act,1956 Women (P) Act,1961
Act,1986
26 6.1 21.7 0.0 5.0 0.0 0.2 83 19.4 1.5
1. Chennai 2 4
4 3 1 5 0 9 5 8 6 7
I - Incidence R – Rate of Crime P – Percentage share

women immoral traffic, indecent representation of women, dowry
prohibition act commission of during 2013 provided in the above table
reveal that the incidence of immoral traffic Act 1956 was 264 and rate of
immoral traffic Act 1956 was 6.13 and percentage share of immoral
traffic Act 1956 was 21.71; incidence of indecent representation of
women Act 1986 was two and rate of indecent representation of women
Act 1986 was 0.05 and percentage share of indecent representation of
women Act 1986 was 5.0; incidence of dowry prohibition Act 1961 was
four and rate of dowry prohibition Act 1961 was 0.09 and percentage
share of dowry prohibition Act 1961 was 0.25; incidence of total was 838
and rate was 19.46 and percentage share was 1.57.
Age-Group-Wise Victims of (Incest) Rape Cases During 2013

The details relating to age group wise victims of rape cases
Table 3.38
Age-Group-Wise Victims of (Incest) Rape Cases During 2013
No.of Victims
No.of
Upto 10- 14- 18- 30- Above
Si.No City Cases Total
10 14 18 30 50 50
Reported Victims
Years Years Years Years Years Years
1. Chennai 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
119
The details relating to age group wise victims of rape cases
during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the number of
victims zero.
Age-Group-Wise Victims of (Other Rape Cases during 2013)

The details relating to age group wise victims of other rape
cases during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.39
Table 3.39
Age-Group-Wise Victims of (Other Rape Cases during 2013)
No.of Victims
No.of
Up to 10- 14- 18- 30- Above
Si.No City Cases Total
10 14 18 30 50 50
Reported Victims
Years Years Years Years Years Years
1. Chennai 83 3 10 35 32 1 2 83
The details relating to age group wise victims of other rape

cases during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the number of
cases reported 83; number of victims up to 10 years was three; number
of victims up to 10-14 years was 10; number of victims 14-18 years was
35; number of victims 18—30 years was 32; number of victims 30-50
years was 32; number of victims above 50 years was two and total
victims was 83.
Offenders Relation and Proximity to Rape Victims 2013

The details relating to offenders relation and proximity to
rape victims 2013 are provided in the following table 3.40
Table 3.40
Offenders Relation and Proximity to Rape Victims 2013
No.of No.of Cases in Which Offenders Were

Cases in
Which
Offenders Parents/Close Other
Si.No City
were Family Relatives Neighbors Known
Known to Members Persons
the
victims
1. Chennai 83 0 2 26 55
120
The details relating to offenders relation and proximity to
rape victims 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the number of
cases in which offenders were known to the victims was 83; number of
cases in which offenders were parents close family members was zero;
number of cases in which offenders were relatives was two; number of
cases in which offenders were neighbors was 26; number of cases in
which offenders were other known persons was 55.
Incidence and Rate of Crime Committed Against Children in Cities

During 2013
against children in cities during 2013 are provided in the following table
3.41
Table 3.41
Incidence and Rate Of Crime Committed Against Children In Cities During 2013
Percentage Rate of
Children
Contribution Total
Si.No City Incidence Population(in
to All-India Cognizable
lakh)
Total Crimes
1. Chennai 112 0.8 NA @

against children in cities during 2013 provided in the above table reveal
that the incidence was 112; percentage contribution to all- India was 0.8.
Incidence (I), Rate (R) And Percentage Contribution (P) To All India
Total Of Crimes Committed Against Children During 2013
The details relating to incidence, rate and percentage
contribution to all India total of crimes committed against children
Table 3.42
Incidence(I), Rate (R) And Percentage Contribution (P) To All India Total Of Crimes
Committed Against Children During 2013
Children Infanticide(Sec. Murder (Sec. Rape(Sec. 376

Si.No City Population (in 315 IPC) 302 IPC) IPC)
lakh) I R P I R P I R P
1. Chennai NA 0 @ 0.0 12 @ 6.3 48 @ 2.2
121
The details relating to incidence, rate and percentage
contribution to all India total of crimes committed against children
during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the incidence of
infanticide under Section 315 IPC committed was zero and rate and
percentage zero; incidence of murder under Section 302 IPC committed
was 12 and rate was zero and percentage share of murder 302 IPC
committed was 6.3; incidence of rape under Section 376 IPC committed
was 48 and rate of rape under Section 376 IPC committed was zero and
percentage share of rape under Section 376 IPC committed was 2.2.
Incidence (I), Rate (R) And Percentage Contribution (P) kidnapping,

abetment, exposure and abandonment and procreation Committed
Against Children During 2013
The details relating to incidence (I), rate (R) and percentage
contribution (P) kidnapping, abetment, exposure and abandonment and
procreation committed against children during 2013 are provided in the
following table 3.43
Table 3.43
Incidence (I), Rate (R) And Percentage Contribution (P) kidnapping, abetment,
exposure and abandonment and procreation Committed Against Children During
2013
Kidnapping and Abetment Procruation

Exposure and
Abduction(Sec.3 to Minor
Si. Abandonment(Sec.3
City 63-369,371-373 Suicide(Se Girl(Sec.366
No 17 IPC)
IPC) c. 305 IPC) A IPC)
1. Chennai 52 @ 0.6 0 @ 0.0 0 @ 0.0 0 @ 0.0
The details relating to incidence(I), rate (R) and percentage

contribution (P) kidnapping, abetment, exposure and abandonment and
procreation committed against children during 2013 provided in the
above table reveal that the incidence of kidnapping and abduction under
Section 363-369,371-373 IPC committed was 52 and rate was zero and
percentage share of kidnapping and abduction under Section 363-
122
369,371-373 IPC committed was 0.6; incidence of abetment to suicide
under Section was zero and rate was zero and percentage share was zero.
Incidence (I), Rate (R) And Percentage Contribution (P) buying of

girls for prostitution, selling of girls for prostitution, prohibition of
child marriage and other crimes Committed Against Children During
2013

contribution (P) buying of girls for prostitution, selling of girls for
prostitution, prohibition of child marriage and other crimes committed
against children during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.44
Table 3.44
Incidence (I), Rate (R) And Percentage Contribution (P) buying of girls for
prostitution, selling of girls for prostitution, prohibition of child marriage and
other crimes Committed Against Children During 2013
Prohibiti
Buying of Girls Selling of Girls
on of
for for Other
Si. Child total
City Prostitution(Sec Prostitution(Sec Crimes
No Marriage
.373 IPC) .372 IPC)
Act 2006
I R P I R P I R P I R
P I R P
Chen 0. 0. 11 0.
1. 0 @ 0.0 0 @ 0.0 0 @ 0 @ @
nai 0 0 2 8

contribution (P) buying of girls for prostitution, selling of girls for
prostitution, prohibition of child marriage and other crimes committed
against children during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the
incidence of total crimes was 112 and rate was zero and percentage
share was 0.8.
Value of Property Stolen and Recovered and Percentage Recovery

During 2013
The details relating to value of property stolen and recovered
and percentage recovery during 2013 are provided in the following table
3.45
123
Table 3.45
Value of Property Stolen and Recovered and Percentage Recovery
During 2013
Total value of Property

Si.No City Percentage
Stolen Recovered
Recovery
1. Chennai 2697.4 2117.6 78.5
The details relating to value of property stolen and recovered

and percentage recovery during 2013 provided in the above table reveal
that the total stolen was 2697.4 and recovered that the total value of
property recovered was 2117.6; and percentage recovery was 78.5.
Details of Vehicles Stolen (S), Recovered(R) and Coordinated(C)

During 2013
The details relating to details of vehicles stolen recovered and
coordinated during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.46
Table 3.46
Details Of Vehicles Stolen (S), Recovered(R) and Coordinated(C) During 2013
No.of Vehicles
Motor Cycles, Motor
Si.No City Buses
Scooters Car/Taxi/Jeep
S R C S R C S R C
1 Chennai 182 175 175 47 37 37 0 0 0
The details relating to details of vehicles stolen recovered and

coordinated during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the
stolen of motor cycles scooter was 182 and recovered motor cycles was
175 and coordinated motor cycles was 175; stolen of motor car/taxi/jeep
was 47 and recovered was 37 and coordinated was 37.
Details Of Vehicles Stolen (S), Recovered(R) and Coordinated(C)

number of goods carrying, other motor and total motor vehicles
during 2013
The details relating to details of vehicles stolen (S),
recovered(R) and coordinated(C) number of goods carrying, other motor
124
and total motor vehicles during 2013 are provided in the following table
3.47
Table 3.47
Details Of Vehicles Stolen (S), Recovered(R) and Coordinated(C) number of goods
carrying, other motor and total motor vehicles during 2013
No.of Vehicles
Goods Carrying Vehicles Other Motor Total Motor
Si.No City
(trucks/Tempo Etc.) Vehicles Vehicles
S R C S R C S R C
1 Chennai 20 20 20 43 42 42 292 274 274
The details relating to details of vehicles stolen (S),

recovered(R) and coordinated(C) number of goods carrying, other motor
and total motor vehicles during 2013 provided in the above table reveal
that the stolen of goody carrying vehicles was 20 and recovered was 20
and coordinated was 20; stolen of other motor vehicles was 43 and
recovered of other motor vehicles was 42 and coordinated was 42; stolen
of total motor vehicles was 292 and recovered of other motor vehicles was
274 and coordinated was 274.
Number of Dacoity (Sec. 395-398 IPC) Cases Reported and Value of

Property stolen By Place of Occurrence During 2013
The details relating to number of dacoity cases reported and
value of property stolen by place of occurrence during 2013 are provided
Table 3.48
Number Of Dacoity (Sec. 395-398 IPC) Cases Reported And Value Of Property
stolen By Place Of Occurrence During 2013
Residential
Highways Rivers and Sea
Si.No City Premises
Number Value Number Value Number value
1. Chennai 1 0.1 2 79.0 0 0.0
The details relating to number of dacoity cases reported and value of

property stolen by place of occurrence during 2013 provided in the above
table reveal that the number of dacoity under Section 395-392 IPC
125
committed number of residential premises was one and value was 0.1;
number of highways was two and value of highways was 79.0; number
and value of rivers and sea was zero.
Number of Robbery (Sec. 392-394,397,398 IPC) Cases Reported and

Value of Property stolen By Place of Occurrence During 2013
The details relating to number of robbery cases reported and
Table 3.49
Number of Robbery Cases Reported and Value Of Property stolen By Place of
Occurrence During 2013
Residential
Si.No city Premises
1. Chennai 23 33.6 0 0.0 0 0.0
The details relating to number of robbery cases reported and value of

table reveal that the number of residential premises was 23 and value of
residential premises was 33.6; number and value of highways, rivers and
sea was zero.
Number of Robbery (Sec. 392-394,397,398 IPC) Cases Reported and

Value of Property stolen By Place of Occurrence During 2013
The details relating to number of robbery cases reported and

Table 3.50
Number of Robbery Cases Reported and Value Of Property stolen By Place of
Commercial
Banks Other Places total
Si.No city Establishments
Number value Number value Number value Number value
1. Chennai 0 0.0 8 15.1 50 114.8 81 163.5
126
The details relating to number of robbery cases reported and value of

table reveal that the number of commercial establishments was eight and
value of commercial establishments was 15.1; number of other places
was 50 and value of other places was 114.8; total number was 81 and
total value was 163.5.
Number of Burglary (Sec.449-452,454,455, 457-460 IPC) Cases

Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place of Occurrence
During 2013
The details relating to number of burglary cases
reported and value of property stolen by place of occurrence during 2013
Table 3.51
Number of Burglary Cases Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place Of
Residential
Si.No city Premises
1. Chennai 339 231.5 0 0.0 0 0.0

provided in the above table reveal that the number of residential
premises was 339 and value of residential premises was 231.5.
Number of Burglary (Sec.449-452,454,455, 457-460 IPC) Cases

Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place of Occurrence
During 2013

Table 3.52
127
Number of Burglary Cases Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place Of
Commercial
Si.No City Establishments
1. Chennai 0 0.0 87 71.9 41 15.0 467 318.4

provided in the above table reveal that the number of commercial was 87
and value of commercial was 71.9; number of other places was 41 and
value of other places was 15.0; total number was 467 and value was
318.4.
Number of Theft (Sec.379-382 IPC) Cases Reported and Value of

The details relating to number of theft cases reported and
Table 3.53
Number of Theft Cases Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place of
Residential
Si.No city Premises
1. Chennai 254 204.9 0 0.0 0 0.0
The details relating to number of theft cases reported and value of

table reveal that the number of residential premises was 254 and value
of residential premises was 204.9
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Number of Theft (Sec.379-382 IPC) Cases Reported and Value of
Table 3.54
Number of Theft Cases Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place of
Commercial
Si.No city Establishments
1. Chennai 1 0.5 190 327.3 1219 1297.9 1664 1830.6

value of property stolen by place of occurrence during 2013 provided in
the above table reveal that the number of banks was one and value of
banks was 0.5; number of commercial establishments was 190 and value
of commercial establishments was 327.3; number of other places was
1219 and value of other places was 1297.9; total number of 1664 and
value was 1830.6.
Incidence of Cases Registered Under Cyber Crimes in Chennai

during 2012 and 2013 and Percentage Variation
The details relating to incidence of cases registered under
cyber crimes in Chennai city during 2012 and 2013 and percentage
variation are provided in the following table 3.55
Table 3.55
Incidence of Cases Registered Under Cyber Crimes in Chennai During 2012 and
2013 and Percentage Variation
IT ACT IPC Section

Si.No City %
2012 2013 %Variation 2012 2013
Variation
1. Chennai 15 5 -66.7 0 8 @
Note : @ denotes infinite percentage variation because of division by zeros.
129
The details relating to incidence of cases registered under
cyber crimes in Chennai city during 2012 and 2013 and percentage
variation provided in the above table reveal that the IT Act 15 during
2012 and during 2013 was five and percentage variation was -66.7.
Persons Arrested Under IPC Sections for Cyber Crimes by Age Group
During 2013
The details relating to persons arrested under IPC sections
for cyber crimes by age groups during 2013 are provided in the following
table 3.56
Table 3.56
Persons Arrested Under IPC Sections for Cyber Crimes By Age Group During 2013
Below Between Between Between Above
Si.No City 18 18-30 30-45 45-60 60 Total
Years Years Years Years Years
1. Chennai 0 8 3 0 0 11
The details relating to persons arrested under IPC sections for

cyber crimes by age groups during 2013 provided in the above table
reveal that the between 18-30 years was eight; between 30-45 years was
three; between 45-60 years was zero and total was 11.
Incidence of Cyber Crimes Cases Registered During 2013 (IT Act

2000)
The details relating to incidence of cyber crimes cases
registered during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.57
Table 3.57
Incidence Of Cyber Crimes Cases Registered During 2013 ( IT Act 2000)
Hacking Failure
Loss /
To assist in
damage Obscene Of
Tampering decrypting
to Publication / compliance
Computer the
computer Hacking Transmission /
Si.No City Source information
resource (Sec. In Electronic orders of
Document intercepted
/ 66(2) Form Certifying
(Sec. 65) by Govt.
Utility Sec. 67 Authority
Agency
(Sec. (Sec. 68)
(Sec. 69)
66(1)
1. Chennai 0 0 4 1 0 0
130
The details relating to incidence of cyber crimes cases registered
during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the hacking under
Section was four; obscene publication under Section was one.
Incidence of Cyber Crimes Cases Registered During 2013 (Offences

under IPC)
registered during 2013 are provided in the following table 3.58
Table 3.58
Incidence of Cyber Crimes Cases Registered During 2013 (Offences under IPC)
Offen
Crimi
ces Destruc
nal tot
by / False tion
Breac al
Again electr of
Si. Forg h of
st onic electro Counterfeiting
No ery Trust
Publi eviden nic Curre
City / Prope
c ce evidenc Tampe ncy /
Frau rty
Serva e ring Stam
d Mark
nt ps
Chen
1. 0 0 0 3 5 0 0 0 8
nai

registered during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the forgery
was three and criminal breach of trust was five and total incidence
crimes was eight.
Cases Registered Under Cyber Crimes Categorized By Motives and

Suspects During 2013
The details relating to cases registered under cyber crimes
categorized by motives during 2013 are provided in the following table
3.59
131
Table 3.59
Cases Registered Under Cyber Crimes Categorized By Motives During 2013
Motives
Reve Prank/
Frau
Si. nge / Gree Satisfacti Eve
City Cause d/
no Settli d/ Extorti on Teasing / Othe tot
Disrepu Illeg
ng Mone on of Harassm rs al
te al
Score y Gaining ent
Gain
s Control
1. Chennai 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 13
The details relating to cases registered under cyber crimes categorized by

motives during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the other
crime was 13.
Cases Registered Under Cyber Crimes Categorized By Suspects

During 2013
The detail relating to cases registered under cyber
categorized by suspects during 2013 are provided in the following table
3.60
Table 3.60
Cases Registered Under Cyber Crimes Categorized By Suspects During 2013
Suspects
Neighbours
Disgrunted Cracker /
Foreign Business /
Si.no City Employee Student /
National Competit Friends Others Total
/ Professional
/Group or and
Employee learners
Relatives
1. Chennai 0 0 0 0 0 13 13
The detail relating to cases registered under cyber categorized by

suspects during 2013 provided in the above table reveal that the other
crime suspects was 13; and total was 13.
Incidence of Total Cognizable Crimes (IPC) During (2008-2013) Along

with Percentage Changes during 2013 in Chennai City
132
The details relating of incidence of total cognizable crimes
(IPC) cities during (2008-2013) along with percentage changes during
2013 in Chennai City are provided in the following table 3.61
Table 3.61
Incidence of Total Cognizable Crimes (IPC) During (2008-2013) Along with
Percentage Changes during 2013 in Chennai City
Quniquennial
SI.NO CITY 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 average 2013
(2008-12)
1. Chennai 11829 10905 10869 21346 19881 14966 17747
The details relating of incidence of total cognizable crimes

(IPC) cities during (2008-2013) along with percentage changes during
2013 in Chennai City provided in the above table reveal that 11829
cognizable crimes under IPC have been committed during 2008; 10905
during 2009; 10869 during 2010; 21346 during 2011; 19881 during
2012; and 17747 during 2013; quniquenial average of during 2008-2012
has been 14966;
To Sum Up
In this chapter an attempt has been made to enlighten the
details relating to crime and the incidence of cognizable crimes
committed in Chennai City during 2013 under the headings Meaning of
Crime, Crimes under Indian Penal Code, Cognizable Crimes, Non-
Cognizable Offences, Typology of Crimes, Property Crimes, Violent
Crimes, Crimes against Women and Children, Other Indian Penal Code
Crimes, Special and Local Laws Crimes, Incidence and Rate of Total
Cognizable Crimes (IPC) during 2013 in Chennai City, Incidence and
Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (SLL) in Chennai City During 2013,
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) Of Cognizable Crimes (IPC) Under Different
Crime Heads in Chennai City during 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of
Rape Committed during 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Kidnapping
and Abduction during 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of dacoity, robbery
133
and burglary during 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Theft and Riots
during 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Criminal Breach of Trust,
Cheating, and Arson during 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Hurt,
Dowry Deaths, Assault on Women and Insult to the modesty of Women
during 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cruelty by husband or his
Relatives, Girls from Foreign Country, Causing Death by Negligence and
Other Crimes, Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) Under Different Crime
Heads during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012, Incidence of
Cognizable Crime (IPC) under rape during 2013 and Percentage Variation
over 2012, Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under kidnapping and
abduction during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012, Incidence of
Cognizable Crime (IPC) under dacoity preparation and assembly for
dacoity during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012, Incidence of
Cognizable Crime (IPC) under robbery and burglary during 2013 and
Percentage Variation over 2012, Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC)
under theft during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012, Incidence
of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under riots, criminal breach of trust and
cheating crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012,
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under counterfeiting and arson
crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012, Incidence of
Cognizable Crime (IPC) under hurt and dowry deaths crimes during 2013
and Percentage Variation over 2012, Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC)
under assault and insult crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation
over 2012, Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under cruetly husband or
his relatives, importation of girls from foreign country and causing death
by negligence crimes during 2013 and Percentage Variation over 2012,
Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under other crimes and total
cognizable crimes under IPC during 2013 and Percentage Variation over
2012, Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) crime preparation and
assembly dacoity, robbery, burglary, theft, riots, criminal Beach of trust,
cheating and counter feiting during 2013, Incidence of Cognizable Crime
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arson, hurt, assult on women, insult to the modesty of women, cruelty by
negligence, other crimes and cognizable crime (IPC) During 2013,
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes(SLL) Under Different
Crime Heads Chennai Cities During 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of
Cognizable Crimes(SLL) prohibition, explosives and explosive substances
act, immoral traffic and Indian railways Act Chennai Cities During 2013,
Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) PCR, Indian
passport and essential commodities Act During 2013, Incidence (I) and
Rate (R) of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) terrorist and disruptive, antiquities,
dowry prohibition Act During 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of
Cognizable Crimes (SLL) indecent representation of women, copyright,
commission of sati prevention Act During 2013, Incidence (I) and Rate (R)
of Cognizable Crimes (SLL) SC/ST prevention atrocities Act During 2013,
Incidence of Crimes Committed against Women During 2013, Incidence
of Crimes Committed against Women assault, insult, importation,
commission of during 2013, Incidence of Crimes Committed against
Women immoral traffic, indecent representation of women, dowry
prohibition Act commission of during 2013, Age-Group-Wise Victims of
(Incest) Rape Cases During 2013, Age-Group-Wise Victims Of (Other
Rape Cases During 2013), Offenders Relation and Proximity to Rape
Victims 2013, Incidence and Rate of Crime Committed Against Children
in Cities During 2013, Incidence(I), Rate (R) And Percentage Contribution
(P) To All India Total Of Crimes Committed Against Children During
2013, Incidence (I), Rate (R) And Percentage Contribution (P) kidnapping,
abetment, exposure and abandonment and procreation Committed
Against Children During 2013, Incidence (I), Rate (R) And Percentage
Contribution (P) buying of girls for prostitution, selling of girls for
prostitution, prohibition of child marriage and other crimes Committed
Against Children During 2013, Value of Property Stolen and Recovered
and Percentage Recovery During 2013, Details of Vehicles Stolen (S),
135
Recovered(R) and Coordinated(C) During 2013, Details Of Vehicles
Stolen (S), Recovered(R) and Coordinated(C) number of goods carrying,
other motor and total motor vehicles during 2013, Number of Dacoity
(Sec. 395-398 IPC) Cases Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place
of Occurrence During 2013, Number of Robbery (Sec. 392-394,397,398
IPC) Cases Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place of Occurrence
During 2013, Number of Robbery (Sec. 392-394,397,398 IPC) Cases
Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place of Occurrence During
2013, Number of Burglary (Sec.449-452,454,455, 457-460 IPC) Cases
2013, Number of Burglary (Sec.449-452,454,455, 457-460 IPC) Cases
2013, Number of Theft (Sec.379-382 IPC) Cases Reported and Value of
Property stolen By Place of Occurrence During 2013, Number of Theft
(Sec.379-382 IPC) Cases Reported and Value of Property stolen By Place
of Occurrence During 2013, Incidence of Cases Registered Under Cyber
Crimes in Chennai during 2012 and 2013 and Percentage Variation,
Persons Arrested Under IPC Sections for Cyber Crimes by Age Group
During 2013, Incidence of Cyber Crimes Cases Registered During 2013
(IT Act 2000), Cases Registered Under Cyber Crimes Categorized By
Motives and Suspects During 2013, Cases Registered Under Cyber
Crimes Categorized By Suspects During 2013 and the Incidence of Total
Cognizable Crimes (IPC) During (2008-2013) Along with Percentage
Changes during 2013 in Chennai City. The incidence and rate of total
cognizable crimes (IPC) during 2013 in Chennai City, incidence and rate
of total cognizable crimes (SLL) in Chennai City during 2013 reveal that
the crimes in Chennai city are important problems for Chennai city
Police. The incidence and rate of IPC crimes and Special and Local Laws
Crimes reveal that different types of crimes have been committed in
Chennai city.
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CHAPTER – III

CRIMES IN CHENNAI CITY

Crimes under Indian Penal Code

Special and Local Laws Crimes

Incidence and Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (IPC) during 2013 in

The details relating to incidence and rate of total cognizable

The details relating to incidence and rate of total cognizable

Incidence and Rate of Total Cognizable Crimes (SLL) in Chennai City

The details relating to incidence and rate of total cognizable

Si.No City Incidence of Percentage Population Rate of Total

The details relating to incidence and rate of total cognizable

The details relating to Incidence and Rate of cognizable

Incidence (I) and Rate (R) of Rape Committed during 2013

The details relating to incidence and rate of rape committed

Rape under Section 376.IPC

Kidnapping and Abduction (Sec363-369, 371- Dacoity

The details relating to incidence and rate of kidnapping and

The details relating to incidence and rate of dacoity, robbery

The details relating to incidence and rate of dacoity, robbery

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Rape (Sec.376 IPC)

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Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under dacoity preparation and

Preparation and Assembly for

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Robbery (Sec.392- Burglary (Sec.449-

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Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) under counterfeiting and arson

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Assault on Women with

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Total Cognizable Crimes

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Incidence of Cognizable Crime (IPC) During 2013

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