Kohima: Crimes against minors in Nagaland have spiked throughout 2024. Official data indicates that the state is currently facing an increase in recorded offenses involving children.
Cases registered under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act represent the largest portion of these reports. Law enforcement and child protection agencies continue to manage the growing number of legal proceedings as they address the trend.
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