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Delhi police unit battles daily tide of dowry harassment cases

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Delhi's Special Police Unit for Women and Children manages a high volume of dowry-related complaints on a daily basis. Officers collect and document evidence such as medical records and chat screenshots to support legal proceedings against accused parties. Victims describe facing persistent demands for cash and valuables from their in-laws following marriage. Police personnel attempt to mediate between families, working toward either reconciliation or safe separation for the women involved. The unit's ongoing caseload underscores the continued prevalence of dowry harassment across the capital.

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