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CHAPTER 9off. In 2010, conviction rate was 40.7% whichdecreased marginally as compared to 41.7%in 2009. Low conviction rate is an indicator ofinadequacies in the Criminal Justice System ingeneral and investigation and prosecution inparticular. In order to win the faith of citizensin the criminal justice system, all its wingsshould contribute their efforts to improve theconviction rate. Highest conviction rate was,however, seen in the state of Mizoram during2010, which recorded 93.6% conviction ratefollowed by 78.5% in Nagaland and 74.3% inSikkim.Disposal of cases under Special andLocal Laws (SLL) by CourtsAt All India level there were a total of93,14,925 SLL cases, including those broughtforward from the previous year, due for disposalby the Criminal Courts during 2010. The stateof Uttar Pradesh has reported the maximumof 36,42,192 cases under SLL category pendingfor trial, followed by 15,16359 in Gujarat and12,78,542 in Maharashtra.The All India average pendency ofSLL cases in courts i.e. net pendencyafter disposal during the year was at 52.1percent. The pendency of SLL cases bycourts among states was reported to be thehighest (100.0%) in Lakshadweep. The nextin order was Manipur (98.8%), followedby Arunachal Pradesh (97.6%). Details aregiven in Table – 9.5. (Page No. 119)The conviction rate for SLL crimeswas much higher (91.7%) than that of IPCcrimes (40.7%) at the national level. Thehighest conviction rate in SLL crimes amongstates was reported by D N Haveli (100%)followed by Uttrakhand (99.8%) and A &N Island (99.7%).Exhibits awaiting examination in theState and Regional FSLsThere were a total of 18,37,318 exhibits,including those carried forward from theprevious year pending for examinationin various Forensic Science Laboratories(FSLs) in the country during 2010. Out ofthese in 12,75,404 exhibits examinationwas initiated and these were disposed off,accounting for 69.1% of the total exhibitsawaiting examination. As many as 5,61,914(30.6%) exhibits remained pending fordisposal as on 1.1.2011.At state level the highest number of3,47,711 exhibits were disposed of duringthe year 2010 in Punjab, followed by2,19,955 in Tamil Nadu and 2,09,253 inGujarat. Punjab State has reported highestnumber 1,76,847 of exhibits pendingexamination as on 1.1.2011. The next inthe order was Tamil Nadu 76,752 followedby Orissa 53,304. Details are given in Table– 9.6. (Page No. 120)Slow disposal of exhibits has a whiplasheffect on the entire chain of investigation,trial and conviction of criminal cases. It alsohampers and slows down the investigationprocess. Increasing the capacity in ourForensic Science Laboratories (FSL) iscalled for urgently. Automation of TestingMachines and recruitment of experts inadequate numbers for testing labs (FSLs) isalso likely to help and solve this problemsignificantly which is being attemptedunder the Modernization of Police ForcesScheme (MPF Scheme) launched by theCentral Governments jointly with the StateGovernments with effect from the financialyear 2000-01.110
CHAPTER 9Sl.No.TABLE 9.1 -- NUMBER OF DEPARTMENTAL PROCEEDINGS INITIATED AND DISPOSED OFFAGAINST POLICE PERSONNEL DURING 2010States / UTs. Pending as on1.1.2010Initiated in2010Total Number ofProceedings in2010Disposed Offin 2010(BothCurrent & Old)Pending ason 1.1.2011(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)1 Andhra Pradesh 2,993 3,214 6,207 3,636 2,5712 Arunachal Pradesh 106 105 211 105 1063 Assam 716 387 1,103 456 6474 Bihar NA NA NA NA NA5 Chhattisgarh 243 325 568 219 3496 Goa 43 54 97 34 637 Gujarat 2,142 1,294 3,436 1,358 2,0788 Haryana 1,151 842 1,993 864 1,1299 Himachal Pradesh 66 128 194 127 6710 Jammu & Kashmir 702 3,212 3,914 2,964 95011 Jharkhand 2,337 2,553 4,890 3,091 1,79912 Karnataka 647 461 1,108 410 69813 Kerala 1,622 787 2,409 682 1,72714 Madhya Pradesh 1,406 1,683 3,089 1,809 1,28015 Maharashtra 711 704 1,415 726 68916 Manipur 288 141 429 231 19817 Meghalaya 43 32 75 47 2818 Mizoram 55 190 245 171 7419 Nagaland 17 22 39 19 2020 Orissa 2,160 754 2,914 1,034 1,88021 Punjab 4 0 4 0 422 Rajasthan 1,024 3,699 4,723 3,797 92623 Sikkim 15 26 41 26 1524 Tamil Nadu 2,061 4,413 6,474 4,327 2,14725 Tripura 52 65 117 52 6526 Uttar Pradesh 2,440 12,305 14,745 12,114 2,63127 Uttarakhand 137 298 435 289 14628 West Bengal 857 908 1,765 862 90329 A&N Islands 27 14 41 20 2130 Chandigarh 107 44 151 32 11931 D&N Haveli 6 0 6 0 632 Daman & Diu 9 0 9 0 933 Delhi 1,472 991 2,463 558 1,90534 Lakshadweep 3 0 3 0 335 Puducherry 54 16 70 22 48All India 25,716 39,667 65,383 40,082 25,301NA: Not Available111
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