Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the urgent need for swift justice in cases of crimes against women, highlighting that it would significantly enhance their sense of safety. Speaking at the inaugural session of a national conference for the district judiciary, held in the presence of Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, PM Modi stressed that timely justice is crucial for reassuring half of the population.

PM Modi acknowledged the judiciary as the guardian of the Constitution, praising the Supreme Court and the judiciary for upholding their responsibilities. He pointed out that the people of India have consistently shown trust in the judiciary, even during challenging times. Reflecting on the Emergency period, which he described as a "dark" chapter in India's history, the Prime Minister commended the judiciary for its role in safeguarding fundamental rights during that era.

Addressing recent incidents of violence against women, including the alleged rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkata and the sexual assault on two young girls in Thane, PM Modi expressed deep concern over these atrocities. He called for better coordination within the criminal justice system to ensure that justice is delivered swiftly, particularly in cases involving crimes against women and children.

PM Modi also highlighted the existing stringent laws designed to combat crimes against women but emphasized that their effective implementation is essential. He reiterated the judiciary's critical role in maintaining national security and integrity by prioritizing national interests. The Prime Minister’s remarks underscore the importance of a responsive and efficient judicial system in addressing crimes against women, reflecting the government's commitment to enhancing the safety and security of all citizens.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the urgent need for swift justice in cases of crimes against women, highlighting that it would significantly enhance their sense of safety. Speaking at the inaugural session of a national conference for the district judiciary, held in the presence of Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, PM Modi stressed that timely justice is crucial for reassuring half of the population.

PM Modi acknowledged the judiciary as the guardian of the Constitution, praising the Supreme Court and the judiciary for upholding their responsibilities. He pointed out that the people of India have consistently shown trust in the judiciary, even during challenging times. Reflecting on the Emergency period, which he described as a "dark" chapter in India's history, the Prime Minister commended the judiciary for its role in safeguarding fundamental rights during that era.

Addressing recent incidents of violence against women, including the alleged rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkata and the sexual assault on two young girls in Thane, PM Modi expressed deep concern over these atrocities. He called for better coordination within the criminal justice system to ensure that justice is delivered swiftly, particularly in cases involving crimes against women and children.

PM Modi also highlighted the existing stringent laws designed to combat crimes against women but emphasized that their effective implementation is essential. He reiterated the judiciary's critical role in maintaining national security and integrity by prioritizing national interests. The Prime Minister’s remarks underscore the importance of a responsive and efficient judicial system in addressing crimes against women, reflecting the government's commitment to enhancing the safety and security of all citizens.