Migrant Crime In Mumbai

MIGRANT CREAT CRIME IN MUMBAI

INTRODUCTION:- History of Mumbai recounts the growth of a collection of seven island on the west coast of India, Mumbai becoming the commercial capital of the nation, and also one of the most populous city in the world. However,migration is considered as a potential source of social disorder and crime. Several explanations have been provided on Indian context but none of these provided a sound analysis of the linkage between migration and crime. In India migration population is around 30 % of the total population. According to the census , the population of migration has not been come down over the decades, migration play an important role in the development of economy, on the other hand due to the heavy migration

It is from this belief that the personal coming from the different region face the problem of violence and how influence their behaviour. On a base reading on newspaper, and the current senario researcher wish to explore and understand. There exit very limited studies in the Indian context, which look the relationship between migrant and crime.

Literature review:-

Early studies

In a recent historical study, Roger Lane in 1997 concluded that “the killing of one person in the modern world has been consider as mostly an irrationally impulsive crime, committed by young men, especially those who are poor and aimless young men energised by frustration and anger. The same could be said about other crimes. Because migration brings a frustration among number of young males might expect migrants to exhibit higher crime rates than the native population.

In some cases,(Gurr 1989; Monkkonen 1989).

Beyond the population issues, each of the theoretical perspectives discussed

They usually settle in, high-crime, high-poverty disorganised communities

Mabogunje develop a style model. He identify the model migration movement, namely social, economical, technological and environment are consider independency between the sending and receiving areas. He discribe migration as a circular independent progressively complex and self modifying concept.

In this paper he try to show how a theory of rural urban migration gain in real and direct by being constructive with a Berge general theory frame work. The socio- culture theories talk about the social economic factors, which leads to migration of people, others factors are power, prestige are importance for the lives of human being. Some group of people are migrated for gaining power and prestige in the society and some migrants they loose there power and prestige.

Historical cultural theory claims that the migration is caused by unequal distribution of economic and political power. Also argued that migration is the product of global