Rising Crime Rate in East Singhbhum Raises Concerns

District Records Over 3,800 Crimes in 12 Months, Theft Emerges as Major Concern

Key Points:

  • Total cognizable crimes in East Singhbhum reach 3,835, averaging 320 cases monthly
  • Theft emerges as dominant crime with 842 cases over the 12-month period
  • District witnesses significant variations in crime rate, peaking at 445 in April 2024
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JAMSHEDPUR – East Singhbhum district recorded 3,835 cognizable crimes between November 2023 and October 2024, with theft and miscellaneous crimes dominating the statistics, according to official crime data.

The monthly crime data reveals significant fluctuations throughout the year:

MonthTotal CrimesChange from Previous MonthMiscellaneous Cases
November 2023355245
December 2023304-51213
January 2024351+47225
February 2024337-14203
March 2024402+65257
April 2024445+43304
May 2024374-71243
June 2024436+62278
July 2024355-81256
August 2024329-26241
September 2024322-7256
October 2024332+10267
Total3,8352,988

Analysis shows April 2024 recorded the highest number of cases at 445, while September saw the lowest at 322 cases. Miscellaneous cases constituted a significant portion of total crimes.

Violent Crime Patterns

The data on violent crimes presents this picture:

Crime TypeTotal CasesMonthly Average
Murder736.08
Dowry Death30.25
Rape978.08
Kidnapping867.17
Total25921.58

The district averaged more than 21 violent crimes monthly, with rape cases showing the highest numbers followed by kidnapping incidents.

Quarterly analysis of property crimes reveals:

QuarterTheftBurglaryRobberyTotal
Nov-Jan212336251
Feb-Apr262375304
May-Jul211356252
Aug-Oct157335195
Total842138221,002

The February-April quarter witnessed the highest number of property crimes at 304, while the August-October quarter recorded the lowest at 195 cases.

Special Category Crimes

Monthly data of arms act violations and naxal cases shows:

MonthArms ActExplosives ActNaxal Cases
January310
February300
March300
April500
May400
June600
July000
August200
September000
October900
Total3510

The data shows a spike in arms act violations during October 2024, while naxal activities remained absent throughout the period.

District Records Over 3,800 Crimes in 12 Months, Theft Emerges as Major Concern
District Records Over 3,800 Crimes in 12 Months, Theft Emerges as Major Concern

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