As many as 3.92 lakh lives have been misplaced in three years in deaths attributable to negligence associated to street accidents, the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) revealed in its annual ‘Crime India’ report for 2020. While 1.20 lakh such deaths had been recorded in 2020, the figures stood at 1.36 lakh in 2019 and 1.35 lakh in 2018, the info confirmed.

The nation additionally logged 1.35 lakh instances of “hit and run” since 2018, the report of the NCRB, which features underneath the Union Home Ministry, confirmed.

In 2020 alone, there have been 41,196 instances of “hit and run” whereas there have been 47,504 such instances in 2019 and 47,028 in 2018, the report confirmed.

On a median, there have been 112 instances of “hit and run” reported throughout the nation every single day prior to now yr, in accordance with the info.

The instances of inflicting “hurt” by rash or negligent driving on public means stood at 1.30 lakh in 2020, 1.60 lakh in 2019 and 1.66 lakh in 2018, whereas the instances of “grievous hurt” stood at 85,920, 1.12 lakh and 1.08 lakh, respectively, the info confirmed.

Meanwhile, 52 instances of deaths attributable to negligence referring to rail accidents had been recorded throughout the nation in 2020, from 55 in 2019 and 35 in 2018, the report confirmed.

During 2020, India additionally logged 133 instances of “deaths due to medical negligence”, up from 201 in 2019 and 218 in 2018, the NCRB information confirmed.

There had been 51 instances of “deaths due to negligence of civic bodies” in 2020 whereas there have been 147 instances in 2019 and 40 in 2018, in accordance with the report.

Another 6,367 instances of “deaths due to other negligence” had been reported throughout the nation in 2020, up from 7,912 in 2019 and eight,687 in 2018, it confirmed.

The NCRB acknowledged within the report that the nation remained underneath full lockdown from March 25, 2020 until May 31, 2020 as a result of Covid-19 pandemic throughout which the motion in public house was “very limited”.

“The cases registered under crimes against women, children and senior citizens, theft, burglary, robbery and dacoity have therefore declined, whereas Covid-related enforcement has resulted in increase of cases registered under ‘disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant (Section 188 IPC)’, under ‘Other IPC Crimes’ and under ‘Other State Local Acts’,” it famous.