Increase in Crime in Delhi
It appears ever since there has been a change in police leadership in Delhi, there has been a steady increase in crime. Murders, rapes, harassment all seem to be going up. Just 3 incidents from yesterday are very concerning. Would the new CP please share his plans on how he plans to handle the situation? And if not may be local circle should do an exercise of what ppl want him to do...
Attention and Action is needed. more
Attention and Action is needed. more
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In every sphere there is increase in salaries perks . May be police officials do not get enough emoluments , more working hours corrupt bosses that is why they are corrupt. CP should start looking in their salaries working hours recruit more policeman and peep into the lives of his staff like Kiran Bedi did. Take work and no laxity but be passionate with their personal problems. do not spare corrupt policeman. For these things CP should have a corruption free Delhi, no interference from politicians more
Jun 05
As I understand , there is a Mamata TMC type plan under operation in NCR / Delhi . Bangladeshies are encouraged / invited to settle in Delhi , with due authentication from AAP government in the shape of Aadhaar card / voter ID cards for them. This is bound to create law and order problem in the capital . Also , this illegal migration is being supported by ISI / ISIS to create problems of national security from within the country . Intelligence agencies should take proper cognizance of this illegal / anti-national activity. On Fri, May 27, 2016 at 9:47 AM, Anonymous Circle Member < support@localcirclesmail.com> wrote: > more
May 28
True its very concerning indeed, and in my view biggest problem in Delhi Police is corruption. Mr Basi was very hard on corruption and was attending all cases of corruption reported so this is what new CP also need to harp on.... once corruption can be checked, lot of things will fall in place... as all crimes happen with Police support only Thanks more
May 27
