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GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

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FORE WORD

I am happy to dedicate 7th edition of Crime in Karnataka 2010 being

published from State Crime Records Bureau, Bangalore. In this edition, incidents

of various types of crime have been colourfully depicted on the map of Karnataka

thereby providing an insight into the areas of concern. This information will be

extremely useful in devising strategies and taking pro-active action to prevent

crime in the areas of concern.

I also hope that in the coming months more emphasis and efforts will be

made in tracing the missing persons and the unidentified dead bodies using the

inputs provided in this and associated publications.

I wish to congratulate officers and staff of SCRB in bringing out this

publication under the guidance of Sri.Praveen Sood, ADGP, PCW.

I hope Crime in Karnataka 2010 will be useful as a source of authentic

crime data and purposeful analysis.

SHANKAR BIDARIDirector General and

Inspector General of Police,Karnataka State.


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PREFACE

I am pleased to announce the publication of Crime In Karnataka 2010.

This publication is one point source of information for all kinds of crimes in

geographical area of Karnataka State. Moving beyond mere statistics the

publication contains in depth analysis of incidence of crime using different

criteria. This publication can be a starting point for studying and interpreting allcrime related matters for police officials, social organistations, journalists,

planners, administrators, law makers and researchers.

We are able to bring out this publication much faster than in previous

years due to enhanced use of computers and technology for collection of

information. With the rolling out of Police IT and implementation of CCTNS in

near future compilation of data will become faster as well as more meaningful. I

hope we should be able to bring out the next edition i.e., Crime in Karnataka

2011 by the end of June 2012.

I would like to place on record my appreciation for the efforts by officers

and staff of SCRB in bringing out this publication under the leadership and

guidance of Sri.K.Eshwar Prasad, SP. No doubt we could not have brought out

this publication without active support from Superintendents of Police,

Commissioners of Police and Heads of Special Units.

I hope Crime in Karnataka 2010 will be useful for all the stakeholders and

will become source of reliable data for taking policy decisions in future.

PRAVEEN SOOD, IPSAddl. Director General of Police,

Police Computer Wing,Bangalore.


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General information

1. Karnataka has a rich heritage with specialgeographical location full of variety- itsrivers, hills, valleys, plains, forestsresources-the state is known for its touristand industrial potential. Karnataka has richreligious and artistic traditions. In a stonerecord in 15th Century a poet describes theland of Karnataka as :

A mine of good discipline,The dwelling place of Bramha,

The Land which had acquired great fortune,The birthplace of learning and wealth,The true home of unequalled splendid

earnestness,Thus distinguished in many ways Shone the

lovely Karanata Country

2. The state of Karnataka covers an area of74,122 sq miles or 5.83% of geographical areaof India. It is eighth largest state by area, theninth largest by population. Karnatakas sixlargest cities sorted in order of decreasingpopulation were, Bangalore, Hubli-Dharwad,Mysore, Gulbarga, Belgaum and Mangalore.The total population of Karnataka according to2001 census is 52,850,562 of which 50.8% ismale and 49.11% are female or 1000 malesfor every 964 females. The population densityis 275.6 per km sq. The literacy rate is 66.6%.

3. Karnataka State has been divided into fourRevenue divisions, 29 districts, 52 sub-divisions, 176 taluks and 747 hoblies/RevenueCircles for administrative purposes.


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GLOSSARY

Arrest Rate: Number of arrests per lakh (1,00,000) of population.

Charge-Sheeting Rate: Percentage of cases Charge-sheeted to cases in whichinvestigations were completed (True cases).

Cognizable Offence: Means an offence for which, and "cognizable case" means a case inwhich, a police officer may, in accordance with the First Schedule of the Code of CriminalProcedure 1973 or under any other Law of the time being in force, arrest without warrant.

Compounding of Offences: The offences punishable under specified sections of IndianPenal Code may be compounded by the persons mentioned in the section 320 of the Codeof Criminal Procedure 1973. This shall have the effect of an acquittal of the accused withwhom the offence has been compounded.

Conviction Rate: Percentage of cases that resulted in conviction to the number of cases inwhich trials were completed, during a year.

Crime against Women: Rape, Kidnapping & Abduction, Homicide for Dowry, DowryDeaths or their attempts, Torture, both mental and physical, Molestation, Eve-teasing,Importation of girls, commission of Sati, Dowry Prohibition, Immoral Traffic (Prevention) andIndecent Representation of Women.

Crime Rate: Incidence of crime per lakh (1,00,000) of population.

Disposal / Clearance Rate - by Police: Percentage of cases investigated to total casesmeant for investigation, during a year.

Disposal / Clearance Rate - by Courts: Percentage of cases disposed off to total casespending, during a year.

Juvenile: Means a male who has not attained the age of sixteen years or a female who hasnot attained the age of eighteen years.

Non-Cognizable Offence: Means an offence for which and "non-cognizable case" means acase in which, a police officer has no authority to arrest without warrant.

Quinquennial Average (Q.A.): Arithmetic mean of five years' figures.

Rank: Grading on the basis of 'Crime Rate'

Recidivism: The habit of relapsing into crimes by criminals.

SLL: Special & Local Laws.

Special Law: A law applicable to a particular subject.


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Crime in Karnataka 2010 Chapter - 11

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Crime Survey

Introduction: -Rule of Law

1.1.1. Law enforcement and managementof law and order, security, crime preventionand crime detection are the Major/Mainresponsibilities of the Police. The followingthree major laws primarily govern thispurpose.

A) The Indian Penal Code (IPC), 1860B) The Indian Evidence Act, 1872C) The Criminal Procedure Code 1973

1.1.2. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is the

general penal code for the country. Itidentifies the acts of commission andomission that constitute the offencespunishable under this Act. It providespunishments for offences committed withinIndia and punishment for offences committedoutside India, which by law, may be triedwithin India. The applicability of the Act alsoextends to extra-territorial offences. Over theyears, the scope of the Act has beenenlarged by amendments and the insertion ofspecific provisions, as extensions.

1.1.3. The Indian Evidence Act is thesingle law relating to evidence and applies toall judicial proceedings in any court or courtmartial. The Act has undergone a fewamendments to enlarge the scope ofadmissible evidence.

1.1.4. The Criminal Procedure Code,(Cr.P.C.) is the major procedural law relatingto the conduct of investigations, trial andappeals. This procedural law underwent amajor amendment in the year 1973.

1.1.5. Apart from the above, there areseveral Special and Local Laws (SLL)which have been enacted from time to timeto meet new challenges to the criminal justicesystem in specific areas. They are broadlycategorised as,


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1) Special Laws (vide section 41 of IPC)which is applicable to a particular subjectand

2) Local Laws (vide section 42 of IPC) whichis applicable to particular parts of India.

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Cognizable and Non-Cognizable Crimes.

1.1.7. The Cr.P.C. divides all crimes into twocategories, viz,

1) Cognizable (vide Sec. 2(c) Cr.P.C)2) Non-cognizable (vide Sec.2 (1)

Cr.P.C.)

Cognizable Crimes.1.2. Such crimes can only be dealt with bythe police and a police officer may arrest aperson without warrant if any person commitsor is about to commit such an offence. In

such crimes, the police has a directresponsibility to take immediate action onreceipt of a complaint or credible information,visit the scene of the crime, investigate thefacts, apprehend the offender and producehim before a court of law having jurisdictionover the matter. Cognizable crimes arebroadly categorized as those falling eitherunder the IPC or under the SLL.

Non-Cognizable Offences1.3.1. Non-Cognizable crimes are generally

left to be pursued by the affected partiesthemselves in courts. Police do not initiateinvestigation in non-cognizable crimes exceptwith magisterial permission.

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Trust, Cheating, Counterfeiting, etc.8. Other IPC crimes.

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General:1.3.3. There are 33 Police Districts(including Railway Police) and 4 PoliceCommissionarates in Karnataka State.

1.3.4. The source of Statistical Informationembodied in this publication, i.e., Crime inKarnataka is the data received fromDistricts/Commissionerates in prescribedproforma of Crime in India on annual basisfor submission to the National Crime RecordsBureau, New Delhi and also the proformabeing sent to SCRB on a monthly basis.

Table shows Ratio of cases reported under IPC & SLL

Year

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SLL(Congnizable)

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2009 1,34,042 17,225 1,51,261 1:0.12

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Reported Incidence of Cognizable Crimes1.4.1. The incidence of crime in the stateduring 2009 & 2010 is presented above. Inthe current year as many as 1,58,496cognizable cases are reported as against1,51,261 in the year 2009. These compriseof 1.42 lakh cases under IPC and nearly 0.16lakh cases under SLL. (The ratio of IPCcrimes to SLL crime has slightly decreasedin 2010, when compared to last year.)There is an increase in the number of IPCcases & there is slight decrease (by 1,051cases) in the cases under Special and Local

Laws in 2010 when compared to 2009.

1.4.2. The mid-year estimated populationhas been taken for calculating the crime ratei.e. crime per lakh population.


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Table shows Crime head-wise percentage variation in 2010 over Q.A.

(2005-2009)

Sl.No.

Crime Head

Percentageincrease in2010 over

Q.A.

Sl.No.

Crime Head

Percentageincrease in2010 over

Q.A.1. Rape 37.30 9. Dacoity 2.252. Preparation &

assembly for Dacoity24.79 10. Robbery 33.42

3. Cheating 52.56 11. Burglary 0.024. Arson 7.84 12. Riots 26.815. Molestation 37.72 13. Cr. Br. Trust 5.946. Cruelty by Husband or

Relatives39.40 14. Counterfeiting 40.15

7. Other IPC cases 10.46 15. Hurt 10.738. Murder 10.41 16. Sexual harassment 69.39

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Cognizable crimes can be analysed underfollowing categories: -

1) Violent Crime: Murder, Attempt toMurder, C.H.not amounting toMurder, Dowry Death, Dacoity,Robbery, Riots, Kidnapping &Abduction, Rape, Arson are groupedunder this catogory.

2) Property Crime: Dacoity, Robbery,Burglary & Theft are grouped underthis catogory.

3) Economic Crime: Criminal Breach ofTrust, Cheating, Counterfeiting &Cultural Objects Theft are groupedunder this catogory.

1.4.4. During the last 3 years (2008 2010) the percentage distribution of variousViolent crimes, Property crimes & Economiccrimes is shown below.


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1. Violent Crime 10.09 10.23 11.362. Property Crime 20.36 21.86 18.383. Economic Crime 3.30 4.26 4.354. Other IPC Crime 66.25 63.65 65.1

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Violent Crime1.5. A total of 16,168 Violent Crime cases(11.36% of total IPC Crimes) were reportedduring 2010 compared to 13,713 in2009(10.23% of total IPC crimes). Theincidence and rate of Violent crimerecorded an increase in 2010 Detailedanalysis of violent crimes is presented inChapter No. 3.

Property Crime1.6. A total of 26,159 cases of propertycrimes were reported during 2010 i.e.18.38% of total IPC crime in the State,whereas in 2009, 29,303 cases (21.86% oftotal IPC crimes) were reported. Thus therewas an decrease by 0.8% over 2009. Adetailed analysis of Property Crimes ispresented in Chapter No. 8.

Economic Crime1.7. A total of 6,191 cases of economiccrime were reported during 2010, (4.35% of

total IPC crime) in the State as against5,711 cases in 2009, showing increase over2009. A detailed analysis of EconomicCrime is presented in Chapter No.9.

IPC crime trends in Districts /Commissionerates.1.8. The Districts / Commissionerates


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wise incidence of total cognizable IPCcrimes for the quinquennial period 2006 to2010 and the percentage variation ofincidence during 2010, over Q.A., and over2009 is given in Table 4. Bangalore CityCommissionerate reported the highestincidence with 34,287 cases, accounting for21.86% of the total IPC crimes reportedduring the year in the state. Mysore city &Hubli Dharwad City Commissioneratesreported 3,729 & 2,547 cases respectivelyduring the year 2010.

Table shows Incidence level of IPC crimes in Commissionerates / Districtsduring 2010

Sl.No.

Incidence-Range

Commissionerates / DistrictsNumber of

Units1 Above 5000

casesBangalore City, Tumkur, Chitradurga,Shimoga, Belgaum, Gulbarga, Hassan,

Mandya

8

2 4001 to 5000cases

Bangalore Dist. Ramanagar, D.K.,Bidar, Mysore Dist.

5

3 3001 to 4000cases

Mysore City, Bellary, Davanagere,Chikmagalur, U.K., Bijapur, Raichur

7

4 2001 to 3000cases

Hubli Dharwad City, Kolar,Chikkaballapura, udupi, Bagalkote,Haveri, Koppal, Chikmagalur, Kodagu.

9

5 1001 to 2000cases

K.G.F, Dharwad, Gadag3

6 Below 1000cases

Karnataka Railways1

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Rate of IPC Crimes in 2010

1.9. The District & Commissionerate wise incidence of total cognizable IPCcrimes registered during 2010 along witheach Districts / Commissionerates rank,crime rate wise is presented in Table No. 5.The IPC crime rate of the State in 2010 was252.14. Dharwad District reported aminimum rate of 118.10 and Ramangarareported the highest rate of 594.94. Rate ofIPC Crimes in Bangalore, Mysore, Hubli-

Dharwad City, Ramanagar, Chitradurga,Shimoga, Chikmagalur, Udupi, U.K.,Hassan, Kodagu and Mandya Dist, wereabove the state Average and all otherdistricts reported an incidence rate belowstate average.


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Table shows Rate of IPC Crimes in Commissionerates / Districts during 2010

Sl.No.

Commissionerate/ Districtswith Crime rate (Total IPC

Crimes) above Stateaverage

Rate Sl. No.

Commissionerate/ Districtswith Crime rate (Total IPC

Crimes) below Stateaverage

Rate

1 Bangalore Dist. 499.19 1 Bidar 242.71

2 Mysore Dist. 479.02 2 Tumkur 222.60

3 Ramanagara 445.93 3 D.K. 219.434 Kodagu 425.95 4 Chamarajanagar 213.32

5 Mandya 408.51 5 Chickballapura 212.12

6 Hassan 368.92 6 Gulbarga 207.56

7 Shimoga 360.85 7 Raichur 200.99

8 Bangalore City 357.57 8 Davanagere 198.61

9 Chitradurga 337.83 9 Belgaum 177.35

10 Mysore City 336.25 10 Bijapur 172.18

11 Hubli-Dharwad City 324.05 11 K.G.F. 169.5712 Chickmagalur 318.01 12 Haveri 163.1413 U.K. 261.24 13 Koppal 159.53

14 Udupi 254.58 14 Bellary 153.7915 Yadgiri 146.2116 Bagalkot 142.0417 Kolar 138.1218 Dharwad 130.81

19 Gadag 118.8720 Karnataka Railways 0.00

Pie Chart - 1.2Ranges / Commissionerates - wise percentage contribution to total cognizable crimes.

North Eastern

Range10%

Southern

Range

15%

Northern

Range13%

Western

Range

10%

Easter Range

13%

Central Range

14%Commissione

rate

25%


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Graph - 1.1Rate of IPC crime in Commissionerates / Districts during 2010

0.00 100.00 200.00 300.00 400.00 500.00 600.00

Bangalore Dist.

Mysore Dist.

Ramanagara

Kodagu

M andya

Hassan

Shimoga

Bangalore City

Chitradurga

M ysore City

Hubli-Dharwad Cit y

Chickmagalur

U.K.

Udupi

Bidar

Tumkur

D.K.

Chamarajanagar

Chickballapura

Gulbarga

Raichur

Davanagere

Belgaum

Bijapur

K.G.F.

Haveri

Koppal

Bellary

Yadgiri

Bagalkot

Kolar

Dharwad

Gadag

Karnataka Railways

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1.11. AQ CP, 2010

Crime Trends-Commissionerates1.10. The three CommissioneratesBangalore City, Mysore City and HubliDharwad City are grouped seperately toassess the crime situtation. The situation isseperately discussed and analysed inChapter 2 under Crimes in large cities.

1.11. In a nutshell, out of 1,56,781


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cognizable cases (IPC & SLL), reported inthe State during 2010, the Commissioneratescontributed 40,563 cases(25.81%) BangaloreCity (34,287) has reported the highestnumber of cases followed by Mysore City(3,729) and Hubli Dharwad City (2,547).

Pie Chart - 1.3Percentage distribution of IPC + SLL crimes in Commissionerates

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Rate (Crime per lakh population)1.12. In 2010, the crime rate for the totalcognizable crimes in the Commissionerateswas 362.13 as against 142.13% in districtswith 252.14% being the state average.

Table shows Incidence Level of IPC Crimes in Commissionerates during 2010Sl.No. Range of Incidence Commissionerates & Incidence

1 5000 & above Bangalore City (34,287)2 2000 & above Mysore City ( 3,729)3 Below 2000 Hubli Dharwad City (2,547)

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Rate1.13.1. Amongst the CommissioneratesBangalore City recorded the highest IPCcrime rate (399.01) followed by HubliDharwad city (354.74) and Mysore City

(332.65). (See Table-5). The rate in all thethree Commissionerates are above the Stateaverage.

Districts & Commissionerates1.14. The District & Commissionerate wiseincidence of various IPC Crimes along withthe crime rate for 2010 is shown in the Table

BangaloreCity

84.52%

Mysore

City

9.1%

Hubli-

Dharwad

City

6.27%


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6. The comparative crime statistics relatingto incidence during 2009 & 2010 undervarious crime-heads and percentagevariations in 2010 over 2009 is presented inTable No. 7. Incidence under individualcrime heads is analysed below.

Murder1.15. The total number of murdersregistered in the State during 2010 was1,805. This indicates a increase of 06.05%over 2009, by 10.41% over Q.A. and by0.23% over 2009. (Refer Table 2).Highest number of murders in 2010 werereported in Bangalore city (266) followed byBelgaum (124), Bangalore Dist (100),Gulbarga (89), Ramanagar (89), Tumkur(88), Mandya (83). These seven unitscontributed to 77.3% of murders registered in

the State. Lowest number of murder caseswere registered in Railways(14), Udupi(15),K.G.F. (16). The highest Crime rate wasreported in Bangalore Dist (10.13) followedby Ramanagar Dist (8.23) & Mysore District(7.84). The least crime rate reported was inUdupi Dist (1.27). See Table No.6

Dacoity1.16. A total of 272 Dacoities wereregistered in the State during 2010. This

indicated a decrease of 0.37% over 2009.Highest number of dacoity cases werereported in Bangalore city (66) followed byGulbarga (26)Bangalore district, Tumkur andShimoga, (15 each), Belgaum (14), andHassan (13). These seven units contributedto 60% of dacoities reported in the State.The lowest number of dacoity (1) wasreported from Gadag,Chamarajanagar andRaichur and no cases were reported inK.G.F. Bagalkot and Dharwad. The highestcrime rate was reported in Bangalore District(2.16) followed by Ramangara (1.85),

Hassan (1.24). See Table No.6

Robbery1.17. 1949 cases of Robberies wereregistered in the State during 2010. Thisindicated an increase of 6.7% over 2009.Highest number of robberies in 2010 were


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reported in Bangalore city (641) followedMysore City (199), Tumkur (87),Gulbarga(87), Bangalore Dist (81), Hassan(81) and Hubli-Dharwad City (62). Theseseven units contributed 63.5% of totalrobbery cases registered in the State.Lowest number of robberies were registeredin Koppal (9), Chamarajanagar (7), Gadag(6), and Yadgiri (3). The highest robbery rate(offence per lakh population) was reported inMysore city (19.51), followed by HubliDharwad (10.3) and Ramanagar (8.3).See Table No.6.

Burglary1.18. 6,059 HBT cases were reported inKarnataka State during 2010. This indicated

a decrease by 8.5% over 2009. The highestnumber of cases were reported in BangaloreCity (1335) followed by Mandya (303),Mysore Dist (294), Hassan (267), Tumkur(255), Ramanagar (244) and Belgaum (239).These seven units contributed to 48.7% ofthe Burglary cases reported in the state.During 2010, the highest Burglary rate in theState was reported in Ramangara (30%)followed by Hubli Dharwad City (20.71),Bangalore Dist (21.64), Kodagu (19.24),Bangalore City (19.10). Least number ofcases (32) were reported from Dharwad

District where as two Burglary cases inKarnataka Railway Police was reported. SeeTable No.6.

Theft1.19. A total of 20,093 theft cases werereported in the State during 2010. Thisindicated a decrease of 2.5% over 2009,The highest number of cases were reportedin Bangalore city (10,568) followed byMysore City (855), Bangalore Dist (686),Tumkur (652), Belgaum (567), Mandya(567).

Less number of cases were reported inKarwar (56), Gadag (62), Hubli-Dharwad(67). With respect to Population, Bangalorecity had the highest theft rate. (126.81)followed by Mysore city (83.82) andBangalore Dist(56.88) and least beingDharwad (4.46). See Table No.6.


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Criminal Breach of Trust (CBT)1.20. A total of 464 Criminal Breach ofTrust cases were reported in the State during2010. Percentage change in 2010 over 2009shows an increase by 0.6%. The highestnumber of cases were reported in Bangalorecity (214) followed by Belgaum (26),Gulbarga (19) Kolar Dist (17), Mandya andBidar (16 each) and Karwar (15). Theseseven units contributed to 53.4% of allreported cases in the state. The lowestnumber of cases Gadag(3), Kodagu(4) werereported. During 2010 the highest rate ofCriminal Breach of Trust in the State was inHulbi Dharwad City (2.43) followed byBangalore city and Kolar (1.67 each) MysoreCity (1.27) and Bangalore Dist (1.24). Leastrate of Cr.Br. Trust cases was in U.K. District

(0.13). (See Table No.6)

Cheating1.21. A total of 5543 Cheating cases werereported in the State during 2010.Percentage change in 2010 over 2009 showsan increase by 9.1%, The highest number ofcases were reported in Bangalore City(3,073) followed by Mysore City (276),Belgaum (243), Hubli Dharwad City (154),D.K. (151), Shimoga (144), and Hassan(123). These seven units contributed to

75.12% of all reported cases in the State.Less number of cases were reported inK.Railways (6), Dharwad (13) Gadag (19)and Chamarajanagar (19). During 2010,highest rate of cheating in the State was inBangalore city (36.87) (See Table No.6.)followed by Mysore City (27.06), Hubli-Dharwad city (24.92). (See Table No.6)

Counterfeiting1.22. A total of 192 Counterfeiting caseswere reported in the State during 2010.Percentage change in 2010 over 2009

showed a increase by 12.2%. The highestnumber of cases reported were in Bangalorecity (72) followed by D.K. (18), Udupi (16),Ramanagar (11), Mysore City (9), Belgaum(9) and Bellary (5). These seven unitscontributed to 73.4% of all reported cases inthe State. Less number of cases (1 caseeach) were reported in K.G.F., Kolar,Bagalkot, Mysore Dist, and Chamarajanagar.No case was reported in the districts of


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Cgzs it PdASU Pqg gUgfAi (3.45), Aq (2.36), -zsgq(1.46)

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Dharwad, Gadag, Haveri, Bangalore Dist,Koppal and Raichur. (See Table No.6.)

Arson

1.23 286 cases were reported in 2010 inthe State, whereas this was 293 in 2009,resulting in decrease of 7 cases. (2.3%).Highest number of cases were reported fromMandya (44), Kolar (34), Gulbarga (31),Chikballapur (28), Chitradurga (17) Belgaum(16), and Bidar (15). These seven Unitscontribute to 64.6% of the total number ofcases reported in the State. Least being inGadag(1) and Kodagu (3). Considering theless number of cases reported in the State,

rate of Incidence per lakh of population isRamanagar (3.45), Mandya (2.36), Hubli-Dharwad (1.46).

Hurt1.24. A total of 21,835 Hurt cases werereported in the State during 2010, comparedto 20,105 cases in 2009. Percentagechange in 2010 over 2009 showed aincrease by 8.65%. The highest number ofcases were reported in Bangalore City(3,153) followed by Hassan (1,437) Mandya(1,407), Shimoga (1,268), Belgaum (1053)

Mysore Dist (1,029) and Chitradurga (952).These seven Units contributed to 47.1% ofthe cases reported in the state. lowest (18cases) was reported in Karnataka Railways.Percentage of occurrence of crimes underthe head in discussion per lakh of populationis as followes. Kodagu (127.53), Hassan(77.28) and Mandya (77.44). (See TableNo.6).

Other IPC Crimes1.24. A total of 65,123 other IPC caseswere reported in the State during 2010 when

compared to 61,108 cases reported in 2009,thus under this head there was an increaseby 4015 cases. (Percentage decrease is 6.5).The highest number of cases was reported inBangalore city (10,333), followed by Belgaumdistrict (3777), Mandya (3195), Hassan(3045),Tumkur (2485) and Chitradurga(2496). These six units contributed to46.18% of cases reported in the state.Among the Districts, Gadag (464), K.G.F.


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WlPU 1000-2000 PgtU v 2 WlPU 1000QAv Pr PgtUgAiiVgv.

(323) and K.Railways (43) in which lessnumber of cases are reported. The highestrate of crime per lakh of population under thiscategory in 2010 was in Ramangara (286.81)followed by Bangalore Dist (199.83) andHublli-Dharwad (182.69). (See Table No.6)

1.25.1. Out of 34 Police Units (includingRailways) in Karnataka, six units registeredmore than 5000 cognizable IPC crime in2010. Of these units, Bangalore cityregistered more than 10,000 (32188)cognizable IPC crimes, Sixe units registeredbetween 4000 and 5000 cases, Seven unitsregistered between 3000 and 4000 cases,six units registered between 2000 and 3000cases, six units registered between 1000 and

2000 and two units registered below 1000cases.

Table shows Number of Districts according to crime incidence during 2006 - 2010

Sl.No.

CrimeIncidence

(IPC)

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

No % No % No %No.

% No. %

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

1 Above 5000 4 39.33 3 35.15 3 33.27 6 46.18 6 76.8

2 From 4000 to5000

5 17.94 5 18.81 7 25.08 5 16.31 6 19.1

3 From 3000 to4000

6 17.82 7 20.93 8 20.46 6 14.93 7 16.3

4 From 2000 to3000

8 16.86 9 18.46 7 13.00 7 12.78 6 11.8

5 From 1000 to2000

5 6.08 4 4.68 6 7.15 7 8.68 6 6.98

6 1000 & below 3 1.95 3 1.9 2 1.01 2 1.08 2 1.1

Total 31 100 31 100 33 100 33 100 33 100

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Table shows IPC cases registered in 2010 in Police CommissioneratesSl.No.

Name of the Commissionerate Incidence

1 Bangalore City 32,1882 Mysore City 3,4073 Hubli Dharwad City 2,221


26/335

IPC SLL Total IPC SLL Total

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 2006 574.59 117710 15729 133439 205 27 232 88.21

2 2007 584.42 120606 16046 136652 206 27 234 88.26

3 2008 594.46 127540 19651 147191 215 33 248 86.65

4 2009 603.86 134042 17225 151267 222 29 251 88.61

5 2010 611.30 142322 16174 158496 233 26 259 89.80

6.39 20.91 2.83 18.78 13.65 -3.35 11.64 1.79

% change in

2010 over

2006

Table 1

Incidence & Rate of total cognizable crimes under Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Special & Local Laws (SLL) -

(2006-2010)

Sl.

No.Year

Estimated

Mid-Yearpopulatio

n (In

lakhs)

Incidence Rate

Percentage of IPCCrimes to total

cognizable crimes

(Clo.4/Col.6x100)

Crime in Karnataka - 2010 17 Chapter - 1


27/335

Oral Written Distress callover phone

100

Complaintsinitiated suo-

moto by police

Totalcomplaints

(Col. 3 to 6)

IPC SLL Total

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 4556 27792 547 1392 34287 32188 2099 34287

2 Mysore City 460 3206 63 3729 3407 322 3729

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 2224 323 2547 2221 326 2547

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 26 4641 0 260 4927 4612 315 4927

2 K.G.F. 130 892 31 1053 991 62 1053

3 Kolar 313 1183 631 2127 1912 215 2127

4 Tumkur 23 5457 488 5968 5101 867 5968

5 Chickballapura 200 2207 253 2660 2333 327 2660

6 Ramanagara 655 3748 38 384 4825 4440 385 4825

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 324 2675 42 853 3894 3414 480 3894

2 Chitradurga 1096 3716 0 796 5608 4752 856 5608

3 Davanagere 462 2640 0 765 3867 3059 808 3867

4 Shimoga 1337 4249 0 747 6333 5839 494 6333

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 1322 2109 188 3619 3165 454 3619

2 D.K. 0 3818 0 755 4573 4196 377 4573

3 Udupi 916 1664 0 419 2999 2699 300 2999

4 U.K. 755 2244 0 755 3754 2993 761 3754

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 1502 1184 2686 2189 497 2686

2 Belgaum 1962 5520 992 8474 7463 1011 8474

3 Bijapur 879 2505 0 361 3745 3259 486 3745

4 Dharwad 3 1486 0 222 1711 1487 224 1711

5 Gadag 618 489 0 159 1266 1107 159 1266

6 Haveri 904 1703 2607 2245 362 2607

VI North Eastern Range

1 Bidar 3143 438 0 545 4126 3599 527 4126

2 Gulbarga 2842 1906 576 5324 4799 525 5324

3 Koppal 1626 440 0 153 2219 1951 268 2219

4 Raichur 2167 767 935 3869 3349 520 3869

5 Yadgiri 1195 520 1542 173VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 48 1898 0 232 2178 1937 241 2178

2 Hassan 6542 0 10 6552 6204 348 6552

3 Kodagu 723 1578 0 63 2364 2199 165 2364

4 Mandya 506 6448 436 7390 6626 764 7390

5 Mysore Dist. 4591 0 295 4886 4464 422 4886

VIII Karnataka Railways 0 614 0 0 614 580 34 614

30693 113094 627 14082 156781 142322 16174 156781Total

Table 1A

Number of complaints received by police and cases registered under IPC and SLL during 2010

Sl.

No. Unit / District

Category of complaints receivedNumber of cases registered

under



28/335

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

1 Murder 1609 1627 1538 1698 1702 1805

2 Attempt to commit Murder 1406 1484 1251 1475 1607 1850

3 C.H. not amounting to murder 80 68 55 81 79 94

4 Rape 343 400 436 446 509 586

5 Kidnapping and Abduction 589 563 680 758 892 1374

(i) of women and girls 312 328 390 405 408 586

(ii) of other 277 235 290 353 484 788

6 Dacoity 208 202 178 270 273 272

7 Preparation & Assembly for Dacoity 119 247 242 248 346 300

8 Robbery 1202 1349 1313 1615 1825 1949

9 Burglary 5986 5967 5449 6258 6629 6059

10 Theft 17008 14901 14351 17820 20576 20093

(i) Auto theft 5920 5759 5887 8960 11093 10840

(ii) Other theft 11088 9142 8464 8860 9483 9253

11 Riots 6151 6183 5783 6013 6269 7710

12 Criminal Breach of Trust 434 471 400 424 461 464

13 Cheating 2909 2910 3600 3669 5079 5543

14 Counterfeiting 133 139 124 118 171 192

15 Arson 238 268 262 265 293 286

16 Hurt/ Grievous Hurt 20883 19488 18963 19159 20105 21835

17 Dowry deaths 261 244 251 259 264 248

18 Molestation 1585 1683 1828 1954 2186 2544

19 Sexual harassment 71 38 28 44 64 83

20 Cruelty by husband or relatives 1883 2129 2507 2638 3185 3441

21 Importing of girls 0 0 0 1 2 0

22 Death by negligence 243 534 514 572 417 471

23 Other IPC cases 54239 56815 60853 61755 61108 65123

24 Total cognizable crimes under IPC 117580 117710 120606 127540 134042 142322

During the year

Incidence and rate of congnizable crimes (IPC) under different crime heads

for the year 2005 to 2010

Table 2

Cont'd.

Sl. No. Crime Head



29/335

2005 Q.A 2009

(1) (2) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

1 Murder 1634.80 1805 12.18 10.41 6.05

2 Attempt to commit murder 1444.60 1850 31.58 28.06 15.12

3 C.H. not amounting to murder 72.60 94 17.50 29.48 18.99

4 Rape 426.80 586 70.85 37.30 15.13

5 Kidnapping & Abduction 696.40 1374 133.28 97.30 54.04

(i) of women & girls 368.60 586 87.82 58.98 43.63

(ii) of others 327.80 788 184.48 140.39 62.81

6 Dacoity 226.20 272 30.77 20.25 -0.37

7 Preparation & Assembly for Dacoity 240.40 300 0.00 24.79 -13.29

8 Robbery 1460.80 1949 62.15 33.42 6.79

9 Burglary 6057.80 6059 1.22 0.02 -8.60

10 Theft 16931.20 20093 18.14 18.67 -2.35

(i) Auto theft 7523.80 10840 83.11 44.08 -2.28

(ii) Other theft 9407.40 9253 -16.55 -1.64 -2.43

11 Riots 6079.80 7710 25.35 26.81 22.99

12 Criminal Breach of Trust 438.00 464 6.91 5.94 0.65

13 Cheating 3633.40 5543 90.55 52.56 9.14

14 Counterfeiting 137.00 192 44.36 40.15 12.28

15 Arson 265.20 286 20.17 7.84 -2.39

16 Hurt/Grievous Hurt 19719.60 21835 4.56 10.73 8.60

17 Dowry deaths 255.80 248 -4.98 -3.05 -6.06

18 Molestation 1847.20 2544 60.50 37.72 16.38

19 Sexual Harassment 49.00 83 16.90 69.39 29.69

20 Cruelty by husband or relatives 2468.40 3441 82.74 39.40 8.04

21 Importation of girls 0.60 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

22 Death by negligence 456.00 471 0.00 3.29 12.95

23 Other IPC cases 58954.00 65123 20.07 10.46 6.57

24 Total cognizable crimes under IPC 142322

Table 2 (Concluded)

Avg. 2005 to

2009 (Q.A.)2010

Percentage change in 2010

[(+) increase (-) decrease]Crime HeadSl.

No.



30/335

Sl.

No.Crime Head 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1 Murder 1.38 1.28 1.33 1.27 1.27

2 Attempt to commit murder 1.26 1.04 1.16 1.20 1.30

3 C.H. not amounting to murder 0.06 0.05 0.06 0.06 0.07

4 Rape 0.34 0.36 0.35 0.38 0.41

5 Kidnapping & Abduction 0.48 0.56 0.59 0.67 0.97

(i) of women & girls 0.28 0.32 0.32 0.30 0.41

(ii) of others 0.20 0.24 0.28 0.36 0.55

6 Dacoity 0.17 0.15 0.21 0.20 0.19

7 Preparation & Assembly for Dacoity 0.21 0.20 0.19 0.26 0.21

8 Robbery 1.15 1.09 1.27 1.36 1.37

9 Burglary 5.07 4.52 4.91 4.95 4.26

10 Theft 12.66 11.90 13.97 15.35 14.12

(i) Auto theft 4.89 4.88 7.03 8.28 7.62

(ii) Other thefts 7.77 7.02 6.95 7.07 6.50

11 Riots 5.25 4.79 4.71 4.68 5.42

12 Criminal Breach of Trust 0.40 0.33 0.33 0.34 0.33

13 Cheating 2.47 2.98 2.88 3.79 3.89

14 Counterfeiting 0.12 0.10 0.09 0.13 0.13

15 Arson 0.23 0.22 0.21 0.22 0.20

16 Hurt/Grievous Hurt 16.56 15.72 15.02 15.00 15.34

17 Dowry deaths 0.21 0.21 0.20 0.20 0.17

18 Molestation 1.43 1.52 1.53 1.63 1.79

19 Sexual Harassment 0.03 0.02 0.03 0.05 0.06

20 Cruelty by husband or relatives 1.81 2.08 2.07 2.38 2.42

21 Importing of girls 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

22 Death by negligence 0.45 0.43 0.45 0.31 0.33

23 Other IPC cases 48.27 50.46 48.42 45.59 45.76

Table 3

Percentage distribution of congnizable IPC crimes under different crime heads

(2006 - 2010)



31/335

Q.A 2009

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (8) (7) (9) (10) (11)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 29042 26284 27049 29664 32380 28883.80 32188 11.44 -0.59

2 Mysore City 2600 2696 2937 3086 3183 2900.40 3407 17.47 7.04

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 1818 2125 2053 2299 2040 2067.00 2221 7.45 8.87

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 8200 8778 8577 4423 4384 6872.40 4612 -32.89 5.20

2 K.G.F. 841 768 864 849 853 835.00 991 18.68 16.18

3 Kolar 3125 3411 3746 2014 1859 2831.00 1912 -32.46 2.85

4 Tumkur 4354 4271 4718 4813 4945 4620.20 5101 10.41 3.15

5 Chickballapura 0 0 0 1891 1948 767.80 2333 203.86 19.76

6 Ramanagara 0 0 0 4084 4237 1664.20 4440 166.79 4.79

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 4432 4112 3636 3264 3209 3730.60 3414 -8.49 6.39

2 Chitradurga 3492 3531 3929 4191 4122 3853.00 4752 23.33 15.28

3 Davanagere 2869 2812 2775 3009 3259 2944.80 3059 3.88 -6.14

4 Shimoga 4169 4403 4249 4790 5599 4642.00 5839 25.79 4.29

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 2716 3369 2814 3101 2915 2983.00 3165 6.10 8.58

2 D.K. 4292 4037 3888 3974 4187 4075.60 4196 2.95 0.21

3 Udupi 2237 2218 2389 2335 2406 2317.00 2699 16.49 12.18

4 U.K. 2323 2279 2341 2580 2603 2425.20 2993 23.41 14.98

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 2083 2062 2044 2048 2130 2073.40 2189 5.58 2.77

2 Belgaum 5680 6143 6778 7150 7315 6613.20 7463 12.85 2.02

3 Bijapur 3015 3162 3218 3125 3290 3162.00 3259 3.07 -0.94

4 Dharwad 992 993 996 1087 1278 1069.20 1487 39.08 16.35

5 Gadag 1030 1138 1022 1175 1150 1103.00 1107 0.36 -3.74

6 Haveri 1888 1839 2043 2322 2139 2046.20 2245 9.72 4.96


1 Bidar 3589 3583 3639 3363 3594 3553.60 3599 1.28 0.14

2 Gulbarga 4858 5093 4952 5622 5984 5301.80 4799 -9.48 -19.80

3 Koppal 1589 1539 1640 1723 1916 1681.40 1951 16.03 1.83

4 Raichur 2609 2789 2873 2994 2907 2834.40 3349 18.16 15.20

5 Yadgiri 0 0 0 0 0 0 1542 0.00 0.00

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 1504 1300 1373 1518 1661 1471.20 1937 31.66 16.62

2 Hassan 4120 4299 4531 4949 5142 4608.20 6204 34.63 20.65

3 Kodagu 1478 1341 1613 1730 1826 1597.60 2199 37.64 20.43

4 Mandya 3380 3924 4236 4747 5491 4355.60 6626 52.13 20.67

5 Mysore Dist. 2649 2868 3195 3173 3486 3074.20 4464 45.21 28.06

VIII Karnataka Railways 606 543 488 447 604 537.60 580 7.89 -3.97

117580 117710 120606 127540 134042 142322

Table 4

Incidence & total cognizable crimes (IPC) in districts & cities during 2010 - 2005 along with percentage changes

during 2005

Sl.

No.

Unit / District 2005 2006 2007 2008

Quinquennial

Avg. (2000-

2004) Q.A.

20102009

Total

Percentage change in

2010 [(+) increase (-)

decrease] over



32/335

Sl. No. Unit / District

Incidence of

total Cog.

Crimes

Percentage

contribution to

Karnataka total

Estimated Mid-year

population (in lakhs)

Rate of total

Cog. crimes

Rank of

criminality

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 34287 21.63 95.89 357.57 8

2 Mysore City 3729 2.35 11.09 336.25 10

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 2547 1.61 7.86 324.05 11

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 4927 3.11 9.87 499.19 1

2 K.G.F. 1053 0.66 6.21 169.57 25

3 Kolar 2127 1.34 15.40 138.12 31

4 Tumkur 5968 3.77 26.81 222.60 16

5 Chickballapura 2660 1.68 12.54 212.12 19

6 Ramanagara 4825 3.04 10.82 445.93 3

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 3894 2.46 25.32 153.79 28

2 Chitradurga 5608 3.54 16.60 337.83 9

3 Davanagere 3867 2.44 19.47 198.61 22

4 Shimoga 6333 4.00 17.55 360.85 7

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 3619 2.28 11.38 318.01 12

2 D.K. 4573 2.89 20.84 219.43 17

3 Udupi 2999 1.89 11.78 254.58 14

4 U.K. 3754 2.37 14.37 261.24 13

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 2686 1.69 18.91 142.04 30

2 Belgaum 8474 5.35 47.78 177.35 23

3 Bijapur 3745 2.36 21.75 172.18 24

4 Dharwad 1711 1.08 13.08 130.81 32

5 Gadag 1266 0.80 10.65 118.87 33

6 Haveri 2607 1.64 15.98 163.14 26


1 Bidar 4126 2.60 17.00 242.71 15

2 Gulbarga 5324 3.36 25.65 207.56 20

3 Koppal 2219 1.40 13.91 159.53 27

4 Raichur 3869 2.44 19.25 200.99 21

5 Yadgiri 1715 1.08 11.73 146.21 29

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 2178 1.37 10.21 213.32 18

2 Hassan 6552 4.13 17.76 368.92 6

3 Kodagu 2364 1.49 5.55 425.95 4

4 Mandya 7390 4.66 18.09 408.51 5

5 Mysore Dist. 4886 3.08 10.20 479.02 2

VIII Karnataka Railways 614 0.39 0.00 34

158496 100.00 611.30 259.28Total

Table 5

Incidence & Rate of total cognizable crimes (IPC) - Unit wise during 2010



33/335

Sl.

No.Unit / District

Incidence of

total Cog.

Crimes

Percentage

contribution to

Karnataka total

Estimated Mid-

year population

(in lakhs)

Rate of total

Cog. Crimes

Rank of

criminality

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 2099 11.81 95.89 21.89 22

2 Mysore City 322 1.24 11.09 29.04 13

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 326 2.48 7.86 41.48 5

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 315 2.00 9.87 31.91 10

2 K.G.F. 62 0.55 6.21 9.98 33

3 Kolar 215 1.40 15.40 13.96 32

4 Tumkur 867 5.18 26.81 32.34 9

5 Chickballapura 327 1.83 12.54 26.08 176 Ramanagara 385 3.52 10.82 35.58 8

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 480 3.82 25.32 18.96 27

2 Chitradurga 856 4.64 16.60 51.57 2

3 Davanagere 808 4.26 19.47 41.50 4

4 Shimoga 494 4.49 17.55 28.15 14

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 454 2.55 11.38 39.89 7

2 D.K. 377 2.36 20.84 18.09 28

3 Udupi 300 1.98 11.78 25.47 18

4 U.K. 761 4.79 14.37 52.96 1

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 497 2.43 18.91 26.28 16

2 Belgaum 1011 6.13 47.78 21.16 23

3 Bijapur 486 2.28 21.75 22.34 21

4 Dharwad 224 1.23 13.08 17.13 29

5 Gadag 159 0.92 10.65 14.93 30

6 Haveri 362 1.77 15.98 22.65 20


1 Bidar 527 3.69 17.00 31.00 11

2 Gulbarga 525 5.22 25.65 20.47 24

3 Koppal 268 1.96 13.91 19.27 26

4 Raichur 520 3.83 19.25 27.01 15

5 Yadgiri 173 3.83 11.73 14.75 31

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 241 2.43 10.21 23.60 19

2 Hassan 348 2.69 17.76 19.59 25

3 Kodagu 165 0.98 5.55 29.73 12

4 Mandya 764 3.12 18.09 42.23 3

5 Mysore Dist. 422 2.05 10.20 41.37 6

VIII Karnataka Railways 34 0.37 34

17225 100.00 611.30Total

Table 5A

Incidence & Rate of total cognizable crimes (SLL) - Unit wise during 2009



34/335

I R I R I R I R (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (4) (7) (8) (9) (10)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 266 2.77 445 4.64 5 0.05 65 0.68

2 Mysore City 30 2.71 51 4.60 0 0.00 7 0.63

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 17 2.16 16 2.04 0 0.00 1 0.13

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 100 10.13 50 5.07 1 0.10 16 1.62

2 K.G.F. 16 2.58 12 1.93 0 0.00 7 1.13

3 Kolar 40 2.60 54 3.51 2 0.13 12 0.78

4 Tumkur 88 3.28 57 6.33 4 0.15 25 0.93

5 Chickballapura 39 3.11 41 2.41 11 0.88 9 0.72

6 Ramanagara 89 8.23 72 9.00 0 0.00 14 1.29

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 58 2.29 40 1.58 0 0.00 12 0.47

2 Chitradurga 40 2.41 34 2.05 3 0.18 26 1.57

3 Davanagere 29 1.49 25 1.28 6 0.31 16 0.82

4 Shimoga 34 1.94 58 3.30 2 0.11 17 0.97

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 26 2.28 32 2.81 2 0.18 19 1.67

2 D.K. 43 2.06 47 2.26 1 0.05 16 0.77

3 Udupi 15 1.27 17 1.44 1 0.08 12 1.02

4 U.K. 22 1.53 17 1.18 22 1.53 11 0.77

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 51 2.70 28 1.48 0 0.00 9 0.48

2 Belgaum 124 2.60 106 2.22 2 0.04 42 0.88

3 Bijapur 59 2.71 49 2.25 1 0.05 13 0.60

4 Dharwad 28 2.14 33 2.52 1 0.08 8 0.61

5 Gadag 27 2.54 11 1.03 0 0.00 6 0.56

6 Haveri 28 1.75 23 1.44 4 0.25 6 0.38


1 Bidar 41 2.41 39 2.29 1 0.06 8 0.47

2 Gulbarga 89 3.47 103 4.02 3 0.12 34 1.33

3 Koppal 28 2.01 27 1.94 14 1.01 10 0.72

4 Raichur 49 2.55 47 2.44 3 0.16 31 1.615 Yadgiri 23 51 0 5

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 31 3.04 18 1.76 0 0.00 12 1.18

2 Hassan 61 3.43 83 4.67 4 0.23 23 1.30

3 Kodagu 37 6.67 30 5.41 0 0.00 20 3.60

4 Mandya 83 4.59 62 3.43 1 0.06 30 1.66

5 Mysore Dist. 80 7.84 72 7.06 0 0.00 43 4.22

VIII Karnataka Railways 14 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.00

1805 2.95 1850 3.03 94 0.15 586 0.96

Cont'd

Table 6

Incidence (I) & Rate (R) of cognizable crimes (IPC) under different heads in Units/

Districts during 2010

Total

RapeMurderAttempt to

commit murder

C.H. not amounting

to murderUnit / DistrictSl.

No.



35/335

I R I R I R I R

(1) (2) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 513 5.35 29 0.30 484 5.05 66 0.69

2 Mysore City 24 2.16 18 1.62 6 0.54 6 0.54


II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 30 3.04 18 1.82 12 1.22 15 1.52

2 K.G.F. 16 2.58 14 2.25 2 0.32 0 0.00

3 Kolar 18 1.17 5 0.32 13 0.84 2 0.13

4 Tumkur 29 1.08 14 0.52 15 0.56 15 0.56

5 Chickballapura 30 2.39 18 1.44 12 0.96 3 0.24

6 Ramanagara 38 3.51 24 2.22 14 1.29 10 0.92

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 20 0.79 15 0.59 5 0.20 8 0.32

2 Chitradurga 39 2.35 38 2.29 1 0.06 4 0.24

3 Davanagere 20 1.03 20 1.03 0 0.00 5 0.26

4 Shimoga 31 1.77 24 1.37 7 0.40 15 0.85

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 28 2.46 21 1.85 7 0.62 7 0.62

2 D.K. 16 0.77 9 0.43 7 0.34 8 0.38

3 Udupi 7 0.59 3 0.25 4 0.34 5 0.42

4 U.K. 13 0.90 11 0.77 2 0.14 2 0.14

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 11 0.58 6 0.32 5 0.26 0 0.002 Belgaum 62 1.30 44 0.92 18 0.38 14 0.29

3 Bijapur 43 1.98 27 1.24 16 0.74 4 0.18

4 Dharwad 14 1.07 11 0.84 3 0.23 0 0.00

5 Gadag 8 0.75 0 0.00 8 0.75 1 0.09

6 Haveri 23 1.44 0 0.00 23 1.44 3 0.19


1 Bidar 26 1.53 19 1.12 7 0.41 5 0.29

2 Gulbarga 75 2.92 56 2.18 19 0.74 26 1.01

3 Koppal 21 1.51 0 0.00 21 1.51 6 0.43

4 Raichur 38 1.97 32 1.66 6 0.31 1 0.05

5 Yadgiri 20 0 20 3

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 6 0.59 5 0.49 1 0.10 1 0.10

2 Hassan 34 1.91 25 1.41 9 0.51 13 0.73

3 Kodagu 15 2.70 7 1.26 8 1.44 3 0.54

4 Mandya 47 2.60 35 1.93 12 0.66 9 0.50

5 Mysore Dist. 37 3.63 25 2.45 12 1.18 8 0.78


1374 2.25 586 0.96 788 1.29 272 0.44

Cont'd

Sl.

No.Unit / District

Table 6 (Continued)

Total

of othersof women &

girlsTotal

Kidnapping & AbductionDacoity



36/335

I R I R I R

(1) (2) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 246 2.565 641 6.68 1335 13.92

2 Mysore City 6 0.541 199 17.94 203 18.30

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 1 0.127 62 7.89 128 16.28

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 2 0.203 81 8.21 261 26.44

2 K.G.F. 1 0.161 10 1.61 57 9.18

3 Kolar 2 0.130 18 1.17 73 4.74

4 Tumkur 3 0.112 87 3.25 255 9.51

5 Chickballapura 1 0.080 29 2.31 109 8.69

6 Ramanagara 4 0.370 70 6.47 244 22.55

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 1 0.039 28 1.11 150 5.92

2 Chitradurga 0 0.000 40 2.41 101 6.08

3 Davanagere 0 0.000 27 1.39 127 6.52

4 Shimoga 1 0.057 44 2.51 231 13.16

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 1 0.088 26 2.28 122 10.72

2 D.K. 0 0.000 40 1.92 218 10.46

3 Udupi 2 0.170 40 3.40 139 11.80

4 U.K. 0 0.000 17 1.18 84 5.85

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 0 0.000 24 1.27 92 4.87

2 Belgaum 2 0.042 61 1.28 239 5.00

3 Bijapur 2 0.092 23 1.06 126 5.79

4 Dharwad 0 0.000 11 0.84 40 3.06

5 Gadag 1 0.094 6 0.56 46 4.32

6 Haveri 0 0.000 10 0.63 64 4.01


1 Bidar 0 0.000 17 1.00 114 6.71

2 Gulbarga 17 0.663 87 3.39 216 8.42

3 Koppal 0 0.000 9 0.65 92 6.61

4 Raichur 0 0.000 12 0.62 80 4.16

5 Yadgiri 0 3 59

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 0 0.000 7 0.69 72 7.05

2 Hassan 1 0.056 81 4.56 267 15.03

3 Kodagu 0 0.000 20 3.60 116 20.90

4 Mandya 2 0.111 56 3.10 303 16.75

5 Mysore Dist. 1 0.098 34 3.33 294 28.82

VIII Karnataka Railways 3 0.000 29 0.00 2 0.00

300 0.491 1949 3.19 6059 9.91

Cont'd

Robbery

Table 6 (Continued)

Burglary

Total

Sl.

No.Unit / District

Preparation & Assembly

for Dacoity



37/335

I R I R I R I R

(1) (2) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32)I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 10568 110.21 6407 66.82 4161 43.39 349 3.64

2 Mysore City 855 77.10 564 50.86 291 26.24 95 8.57


II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 686 69.50 388 39.31 298 30.19 240 24.32

2 K.G.F. 88 14.17 37 5.96 51 8.21 55 8.86

3 Kolar 212 13.77 129 8.38 83 5.39 196 12.73

4 Tumkur 652 24.32 217 8.09 435 16.23 278 10.37

5 Chickballapura 257 20.49 98 7.81 159 12.68 248 19.78

6 Ramanagara 512 47.32 233 21.53 279 25.79 275 25.42

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 270 10.66 179 7.07 91 3.59 228 9.00

2 Chitradurga 275 16.57 123 7.41 152 9.16 388 23.37

3 Davanagere 270 13.87 140 7.19 130 6.68 270 13.87

4 Shimoga 403 22.96 232 13.22 171 9.74 495 28.21

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 179 15.73 70 6.15 109 9.58 152 13.36

2 D.K. 391 18.76 184 8.83 207 9.93 194 9.31

3 Udupi 142 12.05 51 4.33 91 7.72 134 11.38

4 U.K. 100 6.96 33 2.30 67 4.66 104 7.24

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 149 7.88 71 3.75 78 4.12 164 8.67

2 Belgaum 567 11.87 320 6.70 247 5.17 572 11.97

3 Bijapur 135 6.21 71 3.26 64 2.94 294 13.52

4 Dharwad 56 4.28 11 0.84 45 3.44 128 9.79

5 Gadag 62 5.82 24 2.25 38 3.57 96 9.01

6 Haveri 126 7.88 57 3.57 69 4.32 220 13.77


1 Bidar 149 8.76 54 3.18 95 5.59 165 9.71

2 Gulbarga 349 13.61 159 6.20 190 7.41 456 17.78

3 Koppal 117 8.41 60 4.31 57 4.10 153 11.00

4 Raichur 149 7.74 65 3.38 84 4.36 291 15.12

5 Yadgiri 67 25 42 202

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 134 13.12 46 4.51 88 8.62 124 12.14

2 Hassan 374 21.06 183 10.30 191 10.75 322 18.13

3 Kodagu 113 20.36 27 4.86 86 15.50 44 7.93

4 Mandya 564 31.18 256 14.15 308 17.03 384 21.23

5 Mysore Dist. 338 33.14 117 11.47 221 21.67 303 29.71


20093 32.87 10840 17.73 9253 15.14 7710 12.61

Cont'd

Total

Other theft

Table 6 (Continued)

Total Auto theft

TheftRiotsSl.

No.Unit / District



38/335

I R I R I R I R

(1) (2) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 139 1.45 3073 32.05 72 0.75 7 0.07

2 Mysore City 10 0.90 276 24.89 9 0.81 0 0.00


II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 16 1.62 83 8.41 0 0.00 0 0.00

2 K.G.F. 0 0.00 17 2.74 1 0.16 0 0.00

3 Kolar 17 1.10 20 1.30 1 0.06 0 0.00

4 Tumkur 11 0.41 85 3.17 5 0.19 34 1.27

5 Chickballapura 14 1.12 56 4.47 1 0.08 0 0.00

6 Ramanagara 8 0.74 57 5.27 11 1.02 28 2.59

III Eastern Range 1 Bellary 9 0.36 77 3.04 5 0.20 16 0.63

2 Chitradurga 7 0.42 63 3.80 4 0.24 17 1.02

3 Davanagere 13 0.67 59 3.03 3 0.15 0 0.00

4 Shimoga 6 0.34 144 8.21 2 0.11 21 1.20

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 6 0.53 46 4.04 5 0.44 6 0.53

2 D.K. 9 0.43 151 7.25 19 0.91 15 0.72

3 Udupi 5 0.42 54 4.58 16 1.36 2 0.17

4 U.K. 15 1.04 27 1.88 2 0.14 7 0.49

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 8 0.42 46 2.43 1 0.05 4 0.21

2 Belgaum 26 0.54 243 5.09 9 0.19 12 0.25

3 Bijapur 16 0.74 100 4.60 2 0.09 3 0.14

4 Dharwad 6 0.46 13 0.99 0 0.00 3 0.23

5 Gadag 3 0.28 19 1.78 0 0.00 1 0.09

6 Haveri 10 0.63 46 2.88 0 0.00 0 0.00


1 Bidar 16 0.94 48 2.82 2 0.12 15 0.88

2 Gulbarga 19 0.74 81 3.16 2 0.08 31 1.21

3 Koppal 6 0.43 37 2.66 0 0.00 0 0.00

4 Raichur 10 0.52 107 5.56 0 0.00 3 0.16

5 Yadgiri 0 24 3 5

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 2 0.20 19 1.86 1 0.10 0 0.00

2 Hassan 10 0.56 123 6.93 3 0.17 0 0.00

3 Kodagu 4 0.72 31 5.59 1 0.18 3 0.54

4 Mandya 16 0.88 111 6.14 3 0.17 44 2.43

5 Mysore Dist. 12 1.18 47 4.61 1 0.10 0 0.00


464 0.76 5543 9.07 192 0.31 286 0.47

Cont'd

Table 6 (Continued)

Total

Sl.

No.Unit / District

Counterfeiting Arson Criminal Breach of

TrustCheating



39/335

I R I R I R I R

(1) (2) (41) (42) (43) (44 (45) (46) (47) (48)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 3153 32.88 52 0.54 308 3.21 50 0.52

2 Mysore City 238 21.46 4 0.36 22 1.98 0 0.00


II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 510 51.67 8 0.81 48 4.86 0 0.00

2 K.G.F. 283 45.57 8 1.29 20 3.22 0 0.00

3 Kolar 261 16.95 4 0.26 29 1.88 0 0.00

4 Tumkur 773 28.83 14 0.52 107 3.99 0 0.00

5 Chickballapura 355 28.31 5 0.40 34 2.71 0 0.00

6 Ramanagara 531 49.08 22 2.03 53 4.90 0 0.00

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 440 17.38 13 0.51 80 3.16 0 0.00

2 Chitradurga 951 57.29 7 0.42 158 9.52 0 0.00

3 Davanagere 393 20.18 9 0.46 91 4.67 1 0.05

4 Shimoga 1268 72.25 4 0.23 113 6.44 8 0.46

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 846 74.34 11 0.97 63 5.54 3 0.26

2 D.K. 412 19.77 1 0.05 67 3.21 2 0.10

3 Udupi 315 26.74 1 0.08 31 2.63 1 0.08

4 U.K. 366 25.47 0 0.00 78 5.43 3 0.21

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 244 12.90 5 0.26 67 3.54 0 0.00

2 Belgaum 1053 22.04 10 0.21 222 4.65 8 0.17

3 Bijapur 551 25.33 5 0.23 58 2.67 0 0.00

4 Dharwad 207 15.83 0 0.00 44 3.36 0 0.00

5 Gadag 140 13.15 1 0.09 35 3.29 0 0.00

6 Haveri 303 18.96 2 0.13 65 4.07 0 0.00


1 Bidar 882 51.88 6 0.35 26 1.53 1 0.06

2 Gulbarga 927 36.14 6 0.23 56 2.18 0 0.00

3 Koppal 193 13.87 2 0.14 29 2.08 0 0.00

4 Raichur 597 31.01 3 0.16 105 5.45 0 0.00

5 Yadgiri 341 3 65 3

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 488 47.80 3 0.29 53 5.19 0 0.00

2 Hassan 1432 80.63 14 0.79 134 7.55 0 0.00

3 Kodagu 769 138.56 1 0.18 57 10.27 0 0.00

4 Mandya 1407 77.78 10 0.55 117 6.47 0 0.00

5 Mysore Dist. 1029 100.88 13 1.27 93 9.12 0 0.00


21835 35.72 248 0.41 2544 4.16 83 0.14

Cont'd

Total

Table 6 (Continued)

Sl.

No.Unit / District

Hurt Dowry death Molestation Sexual

Harassment



40/335

I R I R I R I R

(1) (2) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56)

I Commissionerate1 Bangalore City 398 4.15 104 1.08 10333 107.76 32188 335.68

2 Mysore City 59 5.32 0 0.00 1313 118.39 3407 307.21


II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 55 5.57 0 0.00 2410 244.17 4612 467.27

2 K.G.F. 26 4.19 51 8.21 323 52.01 991 159.58

3 Kolar 12 0.78 0 0.00 939 60.97 1912 124.16

4 Tumkur 78 2.91 16 0.60 2485 92.69 5101 190.26

5 Chickballapura 41 3.27 0 0.00 1050 83.73 2333 186.04

6 Ramanagara 76 7.02 0 0.00 2326 214.97 4440 410.35

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 99 3.91 16 0.63 1844 72.83 3414 134.83

2 Chitradurga 99 5.96 0 0.00 2496 150.36 4752 286.27

3 Davanagere 120 6.16 0 0.00 1575 80.89 3059 157.11

4 Shimoga 277 15.78 10 0.57 2655 151.28 5839 332.71

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 90 7.91 4 0.35 1491 131.02 3165 278.12

2 D.K. 62 2.98 17 0.82 2467 118.38 4196 201.34

3 Udupi 38 3.23 13 1.10 1709 145.08 2699 229.12

4 U.K. 66 4.59 0 0.00 2037 141.75 2993 208.28

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 59 3.12 0 0.00 1227 64.89 2189 115.76

2 Belgaum 273 5.71 39 0.82 3777 79.05 7463 156.20

3 Bijapur 160 7.36 0 0.00 1615 74.25 3259 149.84

4 Dharwad 23 1.76 0 0.00 872 66.67 1487 113.69

5 Gadag 53 4.98 127 11.92 464 43.57 1107 103.94

6 Haveri 65 4.07 0 0.00 1247 78.04 2245 140.49


1 Bidar 88 5.18 8 0.47 1942 114.24 3599 211.71

2 Gulbarga 152 5.93 20 0.78 2050 79.92 4799 187.10

3 Koppal 46 3.31 0 0.00 1161 83.47 1951 140.26

4 Raichur 195 10.13 16 0.83 1612 83.74 3349 173.97

5 Yadgiri 47 5 613 1542

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 52 5.09 0 0.00 914 89.52 1937 189.72

2 Hassan 180 10.14 0 0.00 3045 171.45 6204 349.32

3 Kodagu 61 10.99 5 0.90 869 156.58 2199 396.22

4 Mandya 185 10.23 0 0.00 3192 176.45 6626 366.28

5 Mysore Dist. 161 15.78 0 0.00 1898 186.08 4464 437.65


3441 5.63 471 0.77 65123 106.53 142322 232.82Total

Table 6 (Concluded)

Other IPC crimesTotal cognizable crimes

under IPC

Cruelty by husband or

relativesDeath by Negligence

Unit / DistrictSl.

No.



41/335

2009 2010 Percentage

variation2009 2010

Percentage

variation

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 256 266 3.91 338 445 31.66

2 Mysore City 34 30 -11.76 42 51 21.43

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 17 17 0.00 25 16 -36.00

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 87 100 14.94 80 50 -37.50

2 K.G.F. 12 16 33.33 10 12 20.00

3 Kolar 30 40 33.33 28 54 92.86

4 Tumkur 83 88 6.02 54 57 5.56

5 Chickballapura 47 39 -17.02 40 41 2.50

6 Ramanagara 66 89 34.85 62 72 16.13

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 44 58 31.82 46 40 -13.04

2 Chitradurga 43 40 -6.98 27 34 25.93

3 Davanagere 27 29 7.41 24 25 4.17

4 Shimoga 53 34 -35.85 54 58 7.41

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 32 26 -18.75 36 32 -11.11

2 D.K. 61 43 -29.51 64 47 -26.56

3 Udupi 28 15 -46.43 12 17 41.67

4 U.K. 18 22 22.22 20 17 -15.00

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 41 51 24.39 35 28 -20.00

2 Belgaum 106 124 16.98 92 106 15.22

3 Bijapur 64 59 -7.81 64 49 -23.44

4 Dharwad 20 28 40.00 23 33 43.48

5 Gadag 21 27 28.57 12 11 -8.33

6 Haveri 21 28 33.33 27 23 -14.81


1 Bidar 22 41 86.36 41 39 -4.88

2 Gulbarga 145 89 -38.62 104 103 -0.96

3 Koppal 22 28 27.27 20 27 35.00

4 Raichur 49 49 0.00 27 47 74.07

5 Yadgiri 23 51

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 23 31 34.78 19 18 -5.26

2 Hassan 59 61 3.39 48 83 72.92

3 Kodagu 31 37 19.35 23 30 30.43

4 Mandya 74 83 12.16 72 62 -13.89

5 Mysore Dist. 54 80 48.15 33 72 118.18

VIII Karnataka Railways 12 14 16.67 5 0 -100.00

1702 1805 6.05 1607 1850 15.12

Cont'd

Total

Table 7

Incidence of cognizable crimes (IPC) under different crime heads in units / districts during

2009 & percentage variation over 2010

Sl.

No.Unit / District

Murder Attempt to commit murder



42/335


variation2009 2010

Percentage

variation

(1) (2) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 1 5 400.00 65 65 0.00

2 Mysore City 1 0 -100.00 14 7 -50.00

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 0 0 0.00 6 1 -83.33

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 0 1 0.00 14 16 14.29

2 K.G.F. 1 0 -100.00 9 7 -22.22

3 Kolar 0 2 #DIV/0! 10 12 20.00

4 Tumkur 9 4 -55.56 19 25 31.58

5 Chickballapura 7 11 57.14 11 9 -18.18

6 Ramanagara 3 0 -100.00 12 14 16.67

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 0 0 #DIV/0! 11 12 9.09

2 Chitradurga 3 3 0.00 26 26 0.00

3 Davanagere 3 6 100.00 16 16 0.00

4 Shimoga 6 2 -66.67 15 17 13.33

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 2 2 0.00 13 19 46.15

2 D.K. 0 1 #DIV/0! 14 16 14.29

3 Udupi 1 1 0.00 5 12 140.00

4 U.K. 7 22 214.29 9 11 22.22

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 2 0 0.00 8 9 12.50

2 Belgaum 2 2 0.00 39 42 7.69

3 Bijapur 2 1 0.00 19 13 -31.58

4 Dharwad 1 1 0.00 4 8 100.00

5 Gadag 0 0 #DIV/0! 4 6 50.00

6 Haveri 2 4 0.00 5 6 20.00


1 Bidar 2 1 -50.00 12 8 -33.33

2 Gulbarga 1 3 200.00 32 34 6.25

3 Koppal 10 14 40.00 14 10 -28.57

4 Raichur 5 3 -40.00 21 31 47.62

5 Yadgiri 0 5

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 0 0 #DIV/0! 8 12 50.00

2 Hassan 2 4 100.00 22 23 4.55

3 Kodagu 3 0 -100.00 14 20 42.86

4 Mandya 3 1 -66.67 16 30 87.50

5 Mysore Dist. 0 0 #DIV/0! 21 43 104.76

VIII Karnataka Railways 0 0 0.00 1 1 0.00

79 94 18.99 509 586 15.13

Cont'd

Total

Table 7 (Continued)

Sl.

No.Unit / District

C.H. not amounting to murder Rape



43/335


variation2009 2010

Percentage

variation2009 2010

Percentage

variation

(1) (2) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23)

I Commissionerate

1 Bangalore City 270 513 90.00 2 29 1350.00 268 484 80.60

2 Mysore City 21 24 14.29 19 18 -5.26 2 6 200.00

3 Hubli-Dharwad City 14 20 42.86 9 13 44.44 5 7 40.00

II Central Range

1 Bangalore Dist. 23 30 30.43 4 18 350.00 19 12 -36.84

2 K.G.F. 14 16 14.29 0 14 #DIV/0! 14 2 -85.71

3 Kolar 15 18 20.00 8 5 -37.50 7 13 85.71

4 Tumkur 23 29 26.09 6 14 133.33 17 15 -11.76

5 Chickballapura 24 30 25.00 18 18 0.00 6 12 100.00

6 Ramanagara 21 38 80.95 13 24 84.62 8 14 75.00

III Eastern Range

1 Bellary 25 20 -20.00 19 15 -21.05 6 5 -16.67

2 Chitradurga 24 39 62.50 21 38 80.95 3 1 -66.67

3 Davanagere 17 20 17.65 15 20 33.33 2 0 -100.00

4 Shimoga 38 31 -18.42 27 24 -11.11 11 7 -36.36

IV Western Range

1 Chickmagalur 16 28 75.00 12 21 75.00 4 7 75.00

2 D.K. 15 16 6.67 5 9 80.00 10 7 -30.00

3 Udupi 3 7 133.33 3 3 0.00 0 4 0.00

4 U.K. 10 13 30.00 10 11 10.00 0 2 0.00

V Northern Range

1 Bagalkot 18 11 -38.89 9 6 -33.33 9 5 -44.44

2 Belgaum 60 62 3.33 43 44 2.33 17 18 5.88

3 Bijapur 28 43 53.57 23 27 17.39 5 16 220.00

4 Dharwad 12 14 0.00 1 11 1000.00 11 3 -72.73

5 Gadag 9 8 -11.11 7 0 -100.00 2 8 300.00

6 Haveri 14 23 64.29 0 0 0.00 14 23 64.29


1 Bidar 14 26 85.71 4 19 375.00 10 7 -30.00

2 Gulbarga 49 75 53.06 41 56 36.59 8 19 137.50

3 Koppal 13 21 61.54 13 0 -100.00 0 21 0.00

4 Raichur 18 38 111.11 18 32 77.78 0 6 0.00

5 Yadgiri 20 0 20

VII Southern Range

1 Chamarajanagar 8 6 -25.00 7 5 -28.57 1 1 0.00

2 Hassan 22 34 54.55 15 25 66.67 7 9 28.57

3 Kodagu 13 15 15.38 8 7 -12.50 5 8 60.00

4 Mandya 27 47 74.07 19 35 84.21 8 12 50.00

5 Mysore Dist. 14 37 164.29 9 25 177.78 5 12 140.00

VIII Karnataka Railways 0 2 #DIV/0! 0 0 0.00 0 2 #DIV/0!

892 1374 54.04 408 586 43.63 484 788 62.81

Cont'd

Table - 7 (Continued)

Total

Kidnapping & Abduction

Sl.

No.Unit / District

Total of women & girls of others

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