Complaint in CAW Cell

The Crime Against Women (CAW) Cell is a specialized unit established by police departments to handle complaints related to crimes against women, including domestic violence, dowry harassment, and marital disputes. These cells provide a safe environment for women to report grievances and seek legal remedies.

Common types of complaints filed in CAW Cell:

• Domestic violence and physical abuse
• Dowry harassment and demands
• Mental cruelty and emotional abuse
• Threats and intimidation
• Denial of basic necessities
• Harassment by in-laws

The CAW Cell process typically involves:

• Initial complaint registration and documentation
• Counseling sessions for both parties
• Mediation attempts to resolve disputes amicably
• Legal advice and guidance on available remedies
• Referral to appropriate courts if mediation fails

CAW Cells aim to provide immediate relief and protection to women while also attempting to preserve family relationships through counseling and mediation where possible.