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Section 5: Precautionary and Preventive Measures

Rajasthan Prevention of Witch-Hunting RulesState Rules of Rajasthan · 2015

With a view to prevent offence punishable under the Act, the State Government in pursuance of section 11 (3) shall,-

(i) identify the area where it has reason to believe that offence may take place or there is an apprehension of re-occurrence of an offence under the Act;

(ii) order the District Magistrate and Superintendent of Police or any other officer to visit the identified area and review the law and order situation;

(iii) set-up a vigilance and monitoring committee to suggest effective measures to implement the provisions of the Act;

(iv) set-up Awareness Centers and organize Workshops in the identified area or at some other place to educate the persons about their duties and the protection available to Victim Woman under the provisions of any enactment of rules, regulations and schemes framed thereunder;

(v) encourage Non-Government Organizations for establishing and maintaining Awareness Centers and organizing Workshops;

(vi) deploy special police force in the identified area; and

(vii) or any other measure deemed fit.

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan Prevention of Witch-Hunting Rules
Section5
Marginal notePrecautionary and Preventive Measures
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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