Accountability

The system has a record too.

Most of this is already public. It’s just scattered across affidavits, ministry replies and PDFs. Sakhi puts it in one place, links every figure to its source, and lets you reach your own conclusion.

Rapes registered, 2023
0
Pending in Fast Track courts, end 2025
0
Women facing violence who sought help
0%
Sitting MPs with declared cases*
0
*crimes-against-women sections · see all 16
Interactive

The Backlog Clock.

Rape and POCSO cases pending in Fast Track Special Courts: 2,45,579. Drag the sliders. How long does the pile take to clear — if ever?

A what-if, not a forecast. Defaults are the Ministry’s 2025 figures (1,43,936 filed, 66,500 disposed). Reported pending actually rose by 41,457 over 2025 (2,04,122 → 2,45,579); transfers and re-counts mean the sources don’t reconcile exactly.

Result

Promise vs delivery

What was said. What is running.

PromiseDeliveryGapSource
790 Fast Track Special Courts for rape & POCSO cases775 functional (30 Apr 2026)15 shortLaw Ministry
“Fast” disposal66,500 disposed vs 1,43,936 filed in 202546% closedLaw Ministry
Shrinking the backlogPending: 2,04,122 → 2,45,579+20% in a yearLaw Ministry
Nirbhaya Fund for these courts₹1,259.51 crore released to States/UTs since inceptionAsk: spent how?Law Ministry
Conviction in trials that finishAbout 1 in 4 (27% in 2022, ~24% in 2023)3 in 4 don’tNCRB
Cases waiting in court (crimes against women)23,03,657 pending — 90.8% of all cases in trial, 202391 in 100 waitingNCRB 2023

Fast Track courts do work faster per court — 9.51 vs 3.26 cases a month — which makes the shortfall in number and capacity the story, not the model.

Neta Map

What sitting MPs swore on affidavit.

How to read this. Every case shown is declared by the MP in a sworn election affidavit and is pending. Sakhi writes “convicted” only if the affidavit says a court convicted. Being named is not a finding of guilt.

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