Abstract
Crimes against women represent one of the evils of societies more so in societies where women are more vulnerable. Based on the prevailing classification of crimes against women, the study aims at examining whether different crimes behave identically or differently. The mathematical model shows that while crimes like rape and cruelty by husband follow an exponential function, crimes like kidnapping and abduction, assault with the intent to insult their modesty and indecent representation of women follow a (quadratic) polynomial function. Finally, immoral trafficking of women appears to follow none of the functions/distributions considered. Different approaches to addressing these crimes may, therefore, work better than a single approach.
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