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The Supreme Court has proactively recognized the alarming surge in rape incidents within Delhi-NCR, accusing law enforcement and public administration of systemic failures in ensuring safety. Drawing comparisons to the infamous 2012 Nirbhaya case, the court expressed dissatisfaction with the advancements in law enforcement. In light of a recent gang-rape, it demanded greater accountability and tangible actions from authorities to enhance public safety and restore faith in institutional responses. Source: 'No basic public safety': SC pulls up system amid rising rape cases in Delhi
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