Why aren't crimes against women decreasing in India? Because the criminals are sitting in Parliament. A report has emerged detailing how many representatives have cases of sexual offenses against them, and the truth revealed by this report is alarming for any woman. It is clear that crimes against women are not decreasing in the country because the responsibility of making laws to address these issues has been entrusted to the criminals themselves. The common public also shares some blame in this regard. How many leaders are involved in sexual harassment, and which party has the most cases against its leaders? What is the government doing about it? Is there no law against criminal leaders in the country? There are many questions, so here is a detailed answer. Protests against crimes against women are ongoing across the country. After the Kolkata rape-murder case, not only doctors but also ordinary citizens are on the streets demanding justice. Celebrities from all over the country are also speaking out on this issue. Despite this, crimes against women continue unabated. On one hand, there are protests against rape, and on the other, there are incidents of exploitation and rape of young girls from Uttar Pradesh to Maharashtra.