Will the amendments in Cr.P.C. really going to effect criminal lawyer?

Dear Sanjay, your opinion is valuable and I feel that you are very much concerned about the prevailing situation of the Women, children and old aged persons in our society and the treatment given by the law enforcing bodies to them. However, I would like to convey to you that there are lot the statutes, in which there are strict guidelines for the proper dealings of at least Women and children. For the protection of juveniles there is Chile Protection & Juvenile Justice Act. Accordings to the provisions of the Act, every person below the age of 18 years, who has committed any offence, must be brought before the Juvenile Justice Board or call it Children Court. These are not courts as seen by common man, rather a sort of rehabilitation centre. If there be any need of the children by the court or investigating agency, these children are not  sent to jail, but to some centres, which works like a rehabilitation centres. So long as women are concerned there are lot of provisions in Cr.P.C. itself which provide ample comfort to arrested women. A women in normal circumstances cannot be arrested between sunset and sunrise.  The arrested women are sent to Nari Niketan if the court is not ready to grant bail to them. Your apprehension regarding misuse of provision of 498-A of IPC, I think is unfounded one, as the origin of such kind of cases is always through a woman. I would also like to bring to your kind notice that there are offence in our society which the severe one, though sufficient imprisonment clauses for the same have not been provided in the law e.g. 354 IPC for which the punishment is upto 3 years and any persons can get away on bail after outraging modesty of a women. What about culpable homicide not amounting to murder or instigating for committing suicide. Most of the crimes committed and punishment provided in stuatues other than IPC are having the provision of punishment for imprisonement less than 7 years. So all in all the proposed amendement in Cr.P.C. requires reconsideration by the Govt.