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The judicial landscape in India is undergoing a significant transformation with regards to the protection and enforcement of the rights of victims. This article delves into the intricate judicial pursuit aimed at safeguarding the rights of victims within the Indian legal framework. Through an analysis of landmark cases, legislative developments, and judicial pronouncements, this study offers insights into the evolving nature of victim rights protection. Key areas of focus include access to justice, compensation, rehabilitation, and participation in legal proceedings. The article highlights the challenges faced by victims in navigating the legal system and the efforts made by the judiciary to address these challenges. Moreover, it explores the role of judicial activism and public interest litigation in advancing the cause of victim rights. By examining the principles of restorative justice and victim-centric approaches, this article underscores the need for a holistic and rights-based approach towards victim protection. Ultimately, it contributes to the ongoing discourse on enhancing the efficacy of legal mechanisms in promoting the rights and dignity of victims in India's evolving socio-legal landscape.