Episode 11- Season 1-Bride Burning and Dowry Deaths in India: The Law, IPC 498A, and Domestic Violence This captures: Episode 11 episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 23, 2025 · 32 MIN

Episode 11- Season 1-Bride Burning and Dowry Deaths in India: The Law, IPC 498A, and Domestic Violence This captures: Episode 11

from Kollectively Vigilant: Law and Crime · host Kollectively Vigilant | Law and Crime

Bride burning and dowry deaths became a national crisis in India, leading to major legal reforms including IPC Section 498A and the Dowry Prohibition Act. These laws were designed to address domestic violence and protect married women from abuse linked to dowry demands.In this episode, we examine the history of dowry deaths in India, the legal framework surrounding bride burning cases, and the ongoing debates about misuse, enforcement, and reform.

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