i. to support and supplement the existing Victim Compensation Schemes notified by States/UT Administrations,
ii. to reduce disparity in quantum of compensation amount notified by different States/UTs for victims of similar crimes, and
iii. to encourage States/UTs to effectively implement the Victim Compensation Scheme (VCS) notified by them under the provisions of Section 357A of Cr.P.C. and continue financial support to victims of various crime especially sexual offences including rape, acid attacks, crime against children, human trafficking etc. including women victims of cross border firing.
2. The guidelines of the Central Victim Compensation Fund (CVCF) Scheme have been circulated among all the States/UTs and are available at the website of Ministry of Home Affairs viz http://mha.nic.in
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