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2008 – Year of Challenges
Terrorism
Crime by bikers
Olympic torch relay
Delhi Vidhan Sabha Election
Fatal Accidents
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Initiatives during 2008
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Eyes & Ears Scheme
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Launched in January 2008 for collection of crime &
terrorist related Intelligence directly from public
Stake holders
Rehriwalas, chowkidars, patriwalas, security
guards, property agent, second hand car dealers,
land lord, member of RWA/MTA, cyber café
owners, PCO owners, guest house owner etc.
515 meetings by DCsP, 2377 by ACsP, 13237 SHOs
and 35012 by division/beat staff
167 cases solved including one double murder
case
Toll Free Helpline - 1090
E-mail link on Delhi Police website
Publicity and Advertisement through electronic/print
media (including FM radio)
Major re-organization/expansion
2 districts, 3 sub-divisions & 11 police stations
sanctioned
1 district and 6 Police Stations already opened
3 Police Stations closed
1 district, 4 sub-divisions and 14 police
stations created
1 sub-division and 6 Police Stations from own
resources
Creation of specialized police stations – EOW,
CAW & Crime Branch
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Quick Reaction Teams/mobile patrolling teams/
Special armed static/semi-static teams to tackle
terror
Large scale recruitment undertaken
Effective availability after two years
Extensive revision of standing orders & instructions
for enhancing professionalism and quality of policing
Hindi translation for the first time
Revised standing orders compendiums to be
printed and made freely available to all ranks
4 Meetings with all SHOs/Inspectors, ACsP, DCsP of
districts
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10 Visits to districts for review of pending
investigation cases
Stress on quality of investigation
Revamping of beat system
Emphasis on collection of crime & terrorist related
intelligence
Priority on dealing with complainants and redressal
of complaints
Upgradation of skills of I.Os – tie up with
Indraprastha Guru Gobind Singh Univesity
System of handing over of case files/complaints to
the next I.O. streamlined and institutionalized
Bifurcation of Malkhana (a) case property (b)
government property for better management and to
avoid inconvenience to public
Exhaustive guidelines enforced for safety & security
for organizing incident free Ramlilas, Melas,
Processions etc.
Strict adherence of rules & instructions for grant of
temporary license for sale of fire crackers – 6 fire
incidents as against 7 fire incidents of last year
Creation of special juvenile police unit at state and
district level – Jt.CP (CAW) is nodal officer
Intensive servant verification drive.
Door to door survey conducted, 912547 houses
covered, 111484 servant checked, out of them
only 41046 (37%) found to have filled verification
form – advisory letters
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Help Lines in Crime Branch
Anti Threat by Recovery Agents Cell
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 For any agent intimidating directly or threatening
on behalf of Bank or financial company or any
service provider or any other organisation or
posing as Police Official, Income Tax Official,
Advocate, MCD, Custom, Excise or any other
department
Anti Obscene Calls Cell
 Any women can lodge complaint for receiving lewd
remarks on road or for being harassed on
telephone or getting obscene /objectionable SMS
or MMS
Identity will not be disclosed if so desired
Action against Terrorists
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Late Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma
President Police Medal for Gallantry &
Police Medal for Gallantry 5 Bars
Made supreme sacrifice in the call of duty
Within a week of the five blasts in Delhi,
perpetrators tracked at Batla House –
shootout - two militants of Indian
Mujahiddin responsible for serial blasts in
Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and other parts
of the country neutralized
One militant, Mohd. Saif, arrested from the
spot
HC Balwant Singh sustained bullet injuries
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Four more militants of this group identified as
Zeeshan, Mohd. Shakeel, Zia-ul-Rehman &
Saquib Nisar , arrested
Two laptops, several mobile phones, arms
and 60 live cartridges alongwith incriminating
material recovered estblishing their link with
SIMI and other militant outfits.
Mohd. Sadiq @ Sadakat Ali r/o Azamgarh,
U.P and Kayamuddin Kapadia r/o Vadodra,
Gujarat arrested for their involvement in the
conspiracy
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Other Militants apprehended
during 2008
Harkat-ul-Jehad-e-Islami:
Mohd.
Iqbal,
Nazrul Islam and Jallaluddin
United Liberation Front of Assam: Ranjan
Bikash Borgohain
Harkat-ul-Mujahidin : Habib
Babbar Khalsa International : Baljit Singh,
Kulwinderjeet Singh, Bikkar Singh, Trilochan
Singh, Daya Singh Lahoria, Sukhwinder
Singh, Surender Singh and Jaswant Singh
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CRIME
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Crimogenic Factors in Delhi
Heterogeneous Population
(172 Lakhs)
Floating Population
(20-25 Lakhs)
Socio-Economic Factors
Unplanned urbanization with inadequate civic
amenities
Adverse sex ratio
Socio-Economic
imbalances,
unemployment,
poverty
Short cuts to success – adverse impact of
advertisement
Urban anonymity encouraging deviant behaviour
Loosening of social control and family discipline
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Highlights
Crime down by 28%
IPC Crime down by 13%
Heinous cases down by 12%
Solving of heinous cases improved
from 89% to 90%
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Total IPC Crime
53244
2007
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46414
2008
IPC crime per Lakh of population
650
550
450
527
350
431
435
394
372 366
250
318
348
356 357
335
150
282
50
91
9
1
20
93
9
1
95
9
1
97
9
1
99
9
1
01
0
2
03
0
2
04
0
2
05
0
2
06
0
2
07
0
2
08
0
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IPC crime rate in 35 mega cities of India - 2007
1.
Indore
792.7
13
Surat
390.8
25
Jamshed
pur
251.1
2.
Bhopal
760.8
14
Rajkot
390.4
26
Varanasi
231.2
3.
Jaipur
606.8
15
Ahmedabad
383
27
Ludhiana
220.4
4.
Jabalpur
585.8
16
Lucknow
373.5
28
Amritsar
211.9
5.
Vijayawada
552.6
17
Vadodara
342.4
29
Meerut
209.2
6.
Patna
524.0
18
Pune
341.3
30
Madurai
194.6
7.
Kochi
487.2
19
Agra
325.8
31
Mumbai
186.2
8.
Bengaluru
475.6
20
Hyderabad
314.3
32
Allahabad 162.5
9.
Nagpur
461.2
21
Kanpur
297.7
33
Asansol
136.7
10
Faridabad
428.4
22
Coimbatore
271.4
34
Dhanbad
125.1
11
Vishakapatanam
412.3
23
Nasik
270.4
35
Kolkata
82.5
12
Delhi
397.9
24
Chennai
256.9
All India
175.1
21
*Note-Crime rate in Delhi in 2008 - 282
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IPC crime rate in 35 mega cities of India
after deduction of MV Theft & Road Accidents
1.
Indore
655.36
13
Surat
321.77
25
Nasik
208.08
2.
Bhopal
642.67
14
Faridabad
309.81
26
Amritsar
186.83
3.
Jabalpur
529.01
15
Lucknow
293.56
27
Ludhiana
180.35
4.
Vijayawada
494.65
16
Vadodara
279.19
28
Madurai
178.58
5.
Kochi
476.61
17
Hyderabad
274.93
29
Varanasi
171.15
6.
Jaipur
471.72
18
Pune
260.34
30
Meerut
168.71
7.
Patna
464.61
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Kanpur
262.52
31
Mumbai
159.32
8.
Bengaluru
408.99
20
Delhi
253.20
32
Allahabad 136.09
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Nagpur
406.22
21
Coimbatore
241.65
33
Asansol
127.06
10
Vishakapatanam
361.50
22
Chennai
233.98
34
Dhanbad
108.11
11
Rajkot
336.04
23
Agra
225.15
35
Kolkata
74.28
12
Ahmedabad
326.15
24
Jamshedpur
220.00
All India
158.60
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Source : Crime in India - 2007 22
Heinous Crime
2217
2007
1948
2008
One of the Lowest incidence of heinous crime
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Heinous cases Solved
90%
89%
2007
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2008
Murder Cases
518
467
2007
25
2008
Murder Cases Solved
82%
78%
2007
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2008
Solved
2007 - 78%
2008 - 82%
Murder
800
600
562
518
511
400
517
462
445
456
437
467
200
27
20
08
20
07
20
06
20
05
20
04
20
03
20
02
20
01
20
00
0
Rate of Murder in 35 Mega Cities of India
City
Rate
City
Rate
City
Rate
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Patna
8.9
9
Allahabad
4.7
17 Bhopal
3.7
2
Faridabad
6.2
10 Ludhiana
4.4
18 Nagpur
3.4
3
Kanpur
5.5
11
4.3
19 Pune
3.4
4
Jamshedpur
5.2
12 Bengaluru
4.3
20 Vijayawada
3.3
5
Meerut
5.1
13 Surat
3.8
21 Delhi
3.0
6
Indore
4.8
14 Varanasi
3.8
7
Agra
4.8
15 Jabalpur
3.7
8
Lucknow
4.7
16 Rajkot
3.7
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Amritsar
All India – 2.8
Source : Crime in India - 2007
Murder Cases – Motives
UIDB
8%
Others
21%
Sudden
Provation
17%
Enmity
8%
Crime related
10%
Passion
related
16%
Family
Dispute
9%
Dispute
11%
Out of total 891 persons arrested persons
842 (95%) persons had no previous criminal record
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An interesting revelation in the motive-analysis
of incidence of a sizable percentage of the cases
was due to petty reasons such as:
Over tying goat in front of neighbour’s house
Dhabawala shot because he refused to serve
food after closure
Not served papad in restaurant - went to
kitchen and shot cook
One dancer shoots another in a ring ceremony
over choice of music
Quarrel amongst drinking buddies
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Security guard kills another for coming late to
relieve him from duty
Quarrel while playing “Gully Danda”
Over refusing to sell milk
Two cases related to refusal of money by
cousin and friend for purchasing liquor
House owner brutally beat to death passerby
for urinating in front of his house
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Dhaba owner killed because water fell on
clothes of accused
When asked to return Rs. 250/-, man killed the
person demanding it
Man killed sister-in-law because his shirt was
not washed
Argument in cricket match between teenagers
led to killing with a bat
Celebratory firing in marriage procession killed
another person
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Refused a glass of water, labourer beat coworker to death
Cook killed a worker when he tried to take tiffin
out for eating outside
A double murder took place over placing a
ladder
When wife objected to husband’s affair, he
killed wife, mother and father in succession
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Weapon used in Murder Cases
Strangulatio
n
17%
Kerosene/
Petrol
4%
Poison/
Liquor
0.39%
Other
Weapon
6%
Fire Arms
14%
Blunt Object
17%
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Sharp Edged
41%
Murder – Victim’s Profile
91% victims – low income group
8% victims - middle income group
1% victims - upper income group
44% victims - below 25 years of age
80% victims - men
20% victims - women
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Dacoity
Cases Reported
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Cases Solved
91%
95%
21
2007
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2008
2007
2008
Robbery
Cases Reported
530
2007
37
498
2008
Cases Solved
87%
2007
89%
2008
Attempt to murder
Cases Reported
Cases Solved
94%
499
95%
367
2007
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2008
2007
Lowest in 20 Years
2008
Solved
2007 - 94%
2008 - 95%
Attempt to Murder
800
570
600
493
502
421
400
500
448
499
386
200
367
39
20
08
20
07
20
06
20
05
20
04
20
03
20
02
20
01
20
00
0
Motive - Attempt to Murder
Apprehension
of accused
16%
Others/Not
Known.
15%
Crime related
5%
Sex related
2%
Family
Dispute Dispute
6%
6%
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Enmity
9%
Sudden
Provocation
41%
Use of Fire Arms
480
470
460
450
440
430
420
410
400
390
380
370
360
350
340
330
320
310
300
290
280
270
260
250
240
230
220
210
200
190
180
170
160
150
140
130
120
110
100
457
424
373
2000
41
2001
332
340
2002
2003
2004
350
354
2005
2006
315
330
2007
2008
Kidnapping for Ransom Cases
24
21
2007
2008
No organised gang is operating in Delhi
20 victims rescued
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Extortion
135
112
2007
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2008
Rape Cases
642
599
581
453
2005
44
2006
2007
2008
Rape cases – 2008
Rape by Strangers
1.99%
Rape by
relatives &
acquaintances
98.01%
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Incidents of Rape –
City Wide Spread
34 PSs (23%) reported no case
40 PSs (27%) recorded 56 cases (12%)
31 PSs (21%) reported 230 cases (51%)
29 PSs of these fall outside the outer
ring road
10 PSs registered 93 cases
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Victim and accused relationship
Neighbours . . . …. . . . . . . . ….. 251 (55.41%)
Friends…….……. . . . . . . . . . …. 69 (15.23%)
Relatives . . . . . …….…... …….... 37 (8.17%)
Employers /Co-workers . . ….. .. 30 (6.62%)
Other known persons . . . .. . …….57 (12.58%)
Unknown / strangers ……...…. .. 9 (1.99%)
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Educational Profile of
accused persons arrested-2008
Illiterate
109
19.36%
School drop out
277
49.20%
Upto 10th
121
21.49%
Upto 12th
44
7.82%
12
2.14%
Graduate
Professionals
TOTAL
48
&
563
90%
Profile of
accused persons arrested-2008
Low Income Group
428
76.02%
Middle Income Group
126
22.38%
Upper Income Group
9
1.60%
TOTAL
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563
Profile of
Victims of Rape -2008
Low Income Group
323
71.30%
Middle Income Group
127
28.04%
Upper Income Group
3
0.66%
TOTAL
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453
Care of Women
Anti Obscene Calls Cell formed in Crime
Branch
Special
police
arrangements
provided
around women colleges/hostels/campus in
coordination with university authorities
PCR Vans with women police officers
deployed around selected women colleges/
institutions.
Complaints/Suggestion
box
placed
in
university campuses for the convenience of
girl students
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Special teams in plain clothes deployed
against eve teasing in buses and other
crowded places.
Interaction with women’s college students
for a better police – public understanding.
Gender sensitization training of police
personnel
Drive against
Inspector
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eve-teasers
led
by
an
Surprise checks
Buses
Markets
Cinema
Road junctions
Campus etc
Public announcements at bus stop/railway
stations
“Parivartan”
‘Security review committee’
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Parivartan
Women beat Constables help out women facing any kind of
problem
A pioneering efforts in the history of Delhi Police to provide
a safe and free environment to women and girl child
Women Police officers supervise and patrol the beat to
combat and prevent crime against members of their own
sex
Densely populated areas prone to violence against women
were identified
Good response noticed in the decline of complaints against
violent crime on women in the area
ISO : 9001 – 2000 Certified
Webber Seavey Award - 2006 - an International award for
innovative approach for effective law enforcement.
Asian of Year – 2008 : an international award by
Singapore based news channel – media cops
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Self Defence Training
Camp Organised
Girls Trained
2005
2006
2007
2008
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74
68
89
12083
13474
11338 10272
So far 440 camps organized & 60,381
girls trained
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Motor Vehicle Thefts
Cases - Reported
Cases - Solved
9895
1729
8039
2007
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2008
2007
1934
2008
Factors responsible for Motor Vehicle Theft
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Non availability of parking places in residential
areas.
Indifference of owners and police may care
attitude
Reluctance towards spending on installation of
security devices
Second hand market plays a major role in
absorption of stolen vehicles.
Re-registration of stolen vehicle in some
states without completion of procedural
formalities
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Manual maintenance of records by State
Transport Authority in most states.
Easy to create/alter records
Provision of deemed NOC after 30 days if
no reply
Vehicles stolen from Delhi found disposed in
other states/ countries
UP, Bihar, West Bengal, J&K, North-East
states, Nepal and Bangladesh
Non availability of a fixed registration number
plate facilitates re-painting in no time.
Action initiated by Delhi Police
for prevention of M.V. Theft
Identification of affected places and time zone
and proper deployment of staff in these areas.
STAs requested not to register second hand
vehicles without receiving NOC from the
concerned authority.
Manufacturers requested to install security
devices at the factory/show room
Record of stolen vehicles has been
computerized.
Parking attendants sensitized.
Co-ordination with Insurance Agencies
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Significant success
in solving Crime
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All Sensational shoot-out cases during 1st to 15th July,
2008 Solved
Month
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Subject
Status
July 1
Two people shot at Nand Nagri in North-East Delhi Solved on
as they resisted robbery bid
24.08.08
July 5
42 years old school teacher shot by robber at Aman Solved on
Vihar
16.07.08
July 8
Two brothers shot at in Balimaran in North Delhi Solved on
over family feud
17.07.08
July 9
Three people killed in shootout between rival gangs Solved on
in Seelampur
13.08.08
July 11
Same men kill another person heading home near Solved on
Andrews Ganj
21.08.08
July 11
Two men shot by same motorcycle-borne killers Solved on
near Amar Colony, Lajpat Nagar
01.08.08
July 12
Two shop keepers shot at by bike-borne men at Solved on
Madangir near Ambedkar Nagar
18.08.08
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Other Cases
Month
Subject
Status
July-5
One person having bullet injury marks was found Solved on
lying infront of Kumar Sweets Sangam Vihar
01.08.08
July-8
Two youths shot dead Mahesh Kapoor with 8 Solved on
bullets and robbed Rs. 2 Lakhs out side of 07.08.08
Manglam building at Shakarpur
4/5 people fired upon Deepak at Prahladpur, Solved on
Bawana
17.07.08
July-15
July-15
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Some unknown persons fired upon one Abid at Solved on
Janta Colony, Welcome
06.08.08
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Cases solved – showing high level of
Professionalism and Integrity
Mastermind of bikers gang ‘Om Prakash @ Bunty’ and
Rajesh @ Panni neutralized – five arrested. Cases relating
to the gang
 Murder of Gurmeet Singh at Sangam Vihar
 Murder of Manvinder Singh at Andrewj Ganj flyover.
 Double murder of Hardeep Singh and Ashmeet Singh at Amar
Colony.
Murder-cum-Robbery case in which criminals fired eight
bullets to kill Mahesh Kapoor at Vikas Marg
Sensational Robbery-cum-murder case of Nand Nagri
Recovered stolen diamonds, gold and silver bricks and cash
amounting to 66.8 lakhs in sensational Dariba Kalan
Burglary Case. Patta of land worth 20 lakhs being seized.
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Day light dacoity at Mandawali in which cash of
Rs. 2 Crores robbed out of which more than Rs.
1.5 Crores in cash were recovered
Robbery of jewellery worth Rs. 2 Crores in Kalyan
Puri area out of which of Rs. 1.5 Crores diamond
jewellery recovered
Robbery from a cash van in the area of C.R. ParkCash Rs. 30 Lakhs, jewellery worth Rs. 2 Lakhs
looted but recovered Rs. 42 Lakhs
Cash van robbery of Rs. 34 Lakhs of Delhi Cantt.
Cash van robbery at Satya Niketan
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E-ticketing fraud worth Rs. 5 crore busted. 4
arrested.
International drug cartel busted. Three Nigerians
with 2.5 crore drugs held
Sensational triple murder cum robbery case of PS
Saraswati Vihar
Robbery of Rs. 35 Lakhs in jewellery shop in
Rohini – robbers fired while escaping. Accused
arrested included three desperate gangsters of
Sonipat
Theft case at Paschim Vihar in which jewellery
worth 40 lakhs and cash of Rs. 97,000/-recovered
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Murder of Arun Gupta at Kalkaji
Double Murder of Senior Citizen Smt. Lata
Goel and Shri Ashok Goel at Niti Bagh
Brutal murder case of Ms. Nirmala Madan,
Senior Citizen of Amar Colony
Sensational murder case of Senior Citizen
Ms. Nishi Banga of Greater Kailash
Sensational murder case of Senior Citizen
Madan Mohan Gulati of New Friends
Colony
Contract killing of Shri Dhanpat Rai at
Maurya Enclave
Action against
Criminals
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Action Against Criminals – 2008
2007
2008
Criminals neutralized
9
2
Major gang busted
5
7
Desperate criminals arrested
14
28
No Organized Gang is Operating in Delhi
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Criminals carrying reward neutralized/
apprehended– 2008
Rs. 5 Lakhs
 Brijesh Singh @ Arun
Kumar Singh
 Tender Mafia Don Anil
Sharma
Rs. 1 Lakh
 Mainpal @ Dheela
Rs, 80,000
 Vijay Dahiya @ Bodha
Rs. 50,000/ Joginder Singh @
Joga
 Pritam Singh @ Lala
 Rahis Ahmed @
Langra
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Rs. 50,000/ Afroz @ Firoz
 Naasir @ Zakir
 Om Prakash @ Bunty
 Mohd. Israel @ Ajay Bidhuri
 Devender Kumar Aggarwal
 Ravinder Kumar
 Vikram
 Praveen
 Rajesh Gulia
 Naveen Dabas
 Shakeel Ahmed
 Shamim @ Wasim
 Om Shiv @ Kallu
Rs. 25,000/ Saleem @ Shafifuddin
 Sonu @ Baba
 Virender Kumar Jha @
Vinay Kuar
 Rajesh @ Fauzi
 Mukhi Rai
Rs. 20,000/ Ashok Yadav
Rs. 12,500/ Vinod Kumar (2,500/- by
UP police and Rs.
10,000/- by Delhi Police)
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Rs.10,000/ Sunil Kumar
 Ramesh Pahalwan
 Ikram @ Arif
 Mohd. Parvez @
Chacha
 Sandeep @ Dumble
 Mahesh Kant Ruia
 Amit Kumar
 Murli
 Rajan @ Ajay
Inter-State Criminals Arrested
Ateeq Ahmed
 Involved in 46 criminal cases including
attempt to murder, extortion, kidnapping,
rioting, Arms Act and Gangster Act of UP
 In the year-2005, Raju Pal, MLA was killed
in broad day light.
 Hatched conspiracy to murder his political
opponent Javed Iqbal @ Pappu in
Allahabad. In this attack one of the Javed’s
bodyguards was killed.
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Brijesh Singh @ Arun Kumar Singh
Carrying a reward of Rs.5 Lakhs, desperate
gangster of U.P namely who was wanted in
several cases of gruesome murders and attempts
to murder, large scale extortion in U.P, Gujarat
and other States. The gangster was desperate
and dreaded and had been evading the police
arrest for the last almost 20 years.
Made a murderous attack on the Election
Campaigning Jeep of Afzal Ansari and killed six
persons.
Fired indiscriminately with automatic weapons in
the market of Village Pakdi and killed seven
persons/shopkeepers.
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Killed one Liquor Mafia Don Virender Tata, while
he was being escorted from Allahabad Central Jail
to Azamgarh Court.
Killed a Sub-Inspector, two Constables of
Maharashtra Police and one Haldankar of Arun
Gaoli Gang.
Killed one Sadhu Singh of Mudiyaar village in
hospital in police custody.
Killed eight persons including the brother and
mother of Sadhu Singh in Village Mudiyaar with
automatic weapons.
Made murderous assault on Maya Shankar Singh
of B.S. Village, while he was being taken to
Banaras Court by the police escort.
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Tender Mafia
Jharkhand
Don
Anil
Sharma
r/o
 Carrying a reward of Rs. 5 Lakhs, alongwith his
two associates operating from Ranchi Jail and
involved in more than 45 cases of heinous
offences
 Dominated the Tender Mafia in Ranchi and
Jharkhand
 Killed one Binno, a tender mafia in Ranchi
 In jail he slit the throat of Sudhir with a surgical
blade and killed him.
74
Mainpal @ Dheela r/o Village Badli,
Bahadurgarh, Haryana
Carrying a reward of Rs. 1,00,000/- and
wanted in three murder cases committed in
inter-gang rivalry including murder of Raj
Singh, Ex-Sarpanch of Village Badli, Jhajjar
(Haryana)
75
Major gangs busted
Mahavir Don, sharp shooter of Krishan
Pehalwan gang
Pravesh Dalal, Rakesh Dalal and Atul of
Vijay Pandit gang
Deepak of Krishan Pal Fauji gang
Arun Sharma, Hari Kishan, Yogesh
Kumar, Danish, Deepak Soni and Rehman
of Hari Krishan gang
76
Mohd. Tasleem and Salim of Anwar
Thakur Gang
Ashfaq, Ramesh and Vakir of Ashfaq
Gang
Ganpat, Deepak and Satender of Ganpat
Bunty gang
77
Desperate criminals arrested
Vijay Dahiya of Sonepat, Haryana involved in two
murders after escaping from judicial custody
Kuldip Singh and Vicky wanted in a sensational
attempt to murder case of PS Sadar Gohana,
Haryana.
Azad Singh, Abid Ali and Naushad involved in
cases of murder, Arms Act and NDPS Act.
Manish Soni, Sachin Gandhi and Vijay Kohli
involved in about 70 cases of drugging.
78
79
Vikram, Praveen and Rajesh Gulia wanted
in various cases including murder of Raj
Singh, Ex-Sarpanch of Vill. Badli, Jhajjar,
Haryana.
Aas Mohammad, a BC of PS I.P. Estate,
involved in many heinous cases including
attempt to murder, Arms Act & NDPS Act.
P.O. and evading police since 2007
Asif, involved in more than 20 cases of
dacoity, robberies, snatchings, Arms Act.
Mohd. Samyuddin Qureshi, BC of Kotwali
Hapur, involved in 20 cases of murder,
robbery, assault & Arms Act.
Upender, wanted in double murder &
robbery case of Muradnagar, and involved
in several cases of dacoity & kidnapping in
U.P. Had killed a police official in U.P.
Khurvesh, a BC of PS Nand Nagari,
involved in more than 30 cases of murder,
attempt to murder, assault on police,
extortion and robberies.
Sartaz r/o Meerut, involved in 8 cases of
attempt to murder, attack on police team,
car jacking and M.V. theft.
Naiem & Danish, wanted in cases of
extortion, murder and attempt to murder.
80
Gurcharan Singh, Raj Kumar Sachdeva,
Sumit Narula, involved in highway
robberies, drugging and extortion.
Ravinder Mann r/o Alipur, arrested by
A.R.C. Crime, wanted in a sensational
murder case of Rohtak.
Sajid, a BC of New Usmanpur, arrested
with weapon.
Ishwar Singh, a BC of PS Bhajanpura,
wanted in attempt to murder case of P.S.
Vasant Vihar.
Sunil Kumar, Rajeev Kumar, Desh Raj &
Amarjeet Singh, a gang of robbers
81
Shakeel Ahmed, wanted in murder case of
Arun Gupta of Kalkaj.
Ali Sher of Jahangirpuri, involved in
sensational cases of arms robberies,
dacoities, murder, attempt to murder and
theft.
Bijender, Sushil Kumar, Pramod, Phool
Singh and Jaipal, a gang of highway robbers
& murderers.
Rahul, Manoj & Mohd. Hanif, a gang of autolifters, 14 cases of M.V. theft worked out.
Shahid & Mintu, Bangladeshis, involved in
robberies, burglaries and thefts in Delhi.
82
Care of Senior Citizens
Creation of Senior Citizen Security Cell in Delhi
Police headed by Addl. Commissioner of
Police, PHQ for supervising and coordinating
with districts
More than 30 senior citizens are contacted on
telephone daily by Senior Citizen Security Cell
at least 10 Senior Citizens visited daily by PHQ
team
Contacted on telephone – 11,900
Personally visited – 3343
83
Regular visit by Beat/division staff and SHO/
ACP
75,283 visits to senior citizens
Pamphlets of Do’s and Don'ts distributed
Regular meetings with RWAs focusing on
problems of senior citizens
Intensive servant verification drive.
Door to door survey conducted, 912547
houses covered, 111484 servant checked, out
of them only 41046 (37%) found to have filled
verification form
84
Crime against Senior Citizens
37
30
22
2004
85
2005
2006
25
21
2007
2008
Analysis of Senior Citizen Calls 2008
Police
Assistance
1%
Harassment
2%
Public
Nuisance 2%
Misc. 72%
86
Tenant
Dispute 2%
Family
Dispute 21%
Law & Order
87
Assembly Elections -2008
Action under West Bengal Prevention
of Defacement of Property Act
1494 cases registered 1177 persons
arrested & notice u/s 160 Cr.P.C. issued
to 451
1163 cases already sent to court for trial
15,678 hoarding, banners, posters, wall
writings have been removed and seized
Pro-active role of police in removing
defacement
88
144 vehicles and 29 loud speakers
seized
Preventive Action : 1072 persons
Arms Act : 14 persons arrested
Excise Act : 273 cases & 290 persons
arrested
28,205 bottles, 3595 halves, 77,750
quarters, 136 Litres of liquor
38 vehicles carrying liquor seized
More than 500 mobile striking teams deployed
Total Force Deployed – 52,394
89
Law & Order Arrangements - 2008
90
Demonstrations
1548
Rallies
420
Dharnas
3266
Fair/Festivals
805
Processions
502
Visit of High Dignitaries
1587
Other Arrangements
1732
Total
9860
Riot Cases
83
70
91
2007
2008
Police Control Room
92
PCR calls received
11,55,247
2007
93
14,59,227
2008
Common Man’s Ambulance
45398 injured persons
were transported to
hospitals in PCR Vans
Road Accident Victims – 17012
Other incidents - 28382
94
Criminals Arrested
95
Dacoits/Robbers
45
Snatchers
19
Burglars
16
Others
1274
Total
1354
Other PCR Services
Help lines
1564 calls from Students & Children
6204 calls from women
2524 calls received from Senior Citizens
Tourist Police
Tourist Police assisted 2,03,779 tourists an increase of 32%
Tourist Police apprehended 98 Touts
96
Traffic
Management
97
Traffic Scenario in Delhi
Population(in Lakhs)
M V (in Lakhs)
162
Road Length (in Kms.)
Traffic Police (in thousands)
190
170
150
130
167
172
139.64
110
90
59.94
70
50
30
10
-10
89.1
50.96
39.26
8.23
1.73
1.1
14.32
5.21
1.67
21.65
17.64
1.84
56.12
34.8
25.95
3.94
58
31.18
31.18
4.02
31.18
5.18
5.18
1970 1980 1990 2000 2006 2007 2008
98
98
Traffic Challans (in Lakhs)
26,40,503
21,97,645
2007
99
2008
99
Intensive Quality Prosecution
OFFENCES
Percentage
Increase
2007
2008
2,85,429
5,29,026
85 %
2,997
4,263
42 %
Improper Parking
1,88,400
3,39,736
80 %
Over speeding
1,59,361
1,83,544
15 %
73,131
1,32,467
81 %
3,748
7,579
102 %
-
20,900
-
Red Light Jumping
Minor Driving
Dangerous Driving
Drunken Driving
Jay walking
TOTAL
100
7,13,066
12,17,515
68%
100
Drunken Driving
7579
3748
2007
101
2008
101
Minor Driving
4263
2997
2007
102
2008
102
Improper Parking
339736
188400
2007
103
2008
Over Speeding
183544
159361
2007
104
2008
104
Dangerous Driving
132467
73131
2007
105
2008
105
Red Light Jumping
529026
285429
2007
106
2008
106
Total Accidents
8270
2007
107
7485
2008
107
Fatal Accidents
2005
2007
108
1918
2008
Fatal Accidents by Blue Line Bus
151
111
2007
109
2008
109
Emphasis on mobile traffic management
110
Traffic Patrol scheme introduced with 210
motorcycles for patrolling major corridors and
checking traffic violations & congestion
50 PCR Vans multi tasked to chase intercept
and challan traffic offenders
9 Traffic Patrols (24x7) have been introduced
PA System fitted in all GO–TI/Gypsies,
ZO/Motorcycles, Patrol Motor Cycles to
educate traffic while on cruise mode
TIs/ZOs to chase, intercept and challan traffic
offenders
Initiatives in Traffic Management
Meetings with representatives of Motor
Transport associations till C.P. level
Deployment of decoy passengers in Blue
Line buses
Night checking to check traffic violations
especially by commercial vehicles
Disciplining the pedestrians by prosecuting
jay walkers
Manpower audit to send maximum staff for
field duties
111
No Entry Permits
Issue
of
No
Entry
Permission
Streamlined
Fall of 42% in issue of permission
Traffic Helpline
16145 calls received at helpline regarding
traffic jams, vehicle breakdown, non
functional traffic signals etc.
112
Education
Educational Programs
To educate various categories of road users
Training Programs
Organized for drivers of organized sectors,
Blueline Bus Drivers, TSR drivers, Paramilitary
Forces, Traffic Wardens, Student Traffic
Volunteers, Road Safety Patrol Cadets etc.
HTV drivers workshop
Annual Road Safety Exhibition at Pragati Maidan
during India International Trade Fair
Guide on Road safety given free to traffic
violators.
113
113
ENGINEERING
Creative Solution Module established to
find solutions for congested intersections
and road stretches
Traffic Management Centre established to
receive complaints from general public,
resolve traffic related problems and to
coordinate with civic agencies
114
Administration
115
Promotions
No. of
Personnel
Rank
From
To
Promoted
Pipe
Line
49
10
Inspector
ACP
Sub-Inspector
Inspector
121
111
Astt. Sub-Inspector
Sub-Inspector
573
489
Head Constable
Astt. Sub-Inspector
1363
958
Constable
Head Constable
1783
2808
3888
4376
116
Total
Medals
Rank
PPM for
PM for
Asadharan
PM for Distinguished
Meritorious
Karya
Gallantry
Service
Puraskar
Service
Jt.Cs.P
Addl.Cs.P
DCsP
1
2
-
1
5
1
-
ACsP
-
1
3
-
Inspector
Sub-Inspector
Asstt. SubInspector
Head Constable
Constable
Total
117
2
2
2
-
5
6
7
13
-
-
3
7
1
6
5
24
16
42
85
Licensing
118
Public feed back of 38,000 visitors
Outstanding
 Functioning of new enquiry counter
 Availability of Forms
 Staff behaviour
 Seating facility at Lounge-1
 Time taken
 Cleanliness of premises
Very Good
 Drinking water
 Toilet’s condition
119
Maintaining standards of ISO 9001-2000
awarded in year 2004 in annual inspections.
Regulated issue of temporary licence
for sale of Fire crackers during festive
seasons.
1373 Licenses issued against 5687
Licenses
76% decline
Single Window Clearance System for
issuing performance licence in 21
selected places
120
Anti gun violence campaign
To educate the existing and new licensees
and to create awareness among young,
adults and teenagers
Letters written to 550 schools
Meetings and discussions with 150
school principals.
20 minute film on teenage violence
circulated to all schools
121
Non Proliferation of weapons
New Fire Arms Licences Issued
1734
1230
1024
858
718
477
2000
122
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Training
123
Training
Collaboration with IP University
100 officers undergone refresher programme
to upgrade investigation skills besides faculty
of law school, eminent judges, criminal lawyers
etc. as guest speakers.
Law course for 634 newly recruited SIs.
100 officers undergone training programmes
on Cyber Crimes.
Revision of training syllabus with added focus on
knowledge of law, practical police work and
simulated cases
124
105 capsule/orientation courses on various topics
were organised during the year
5798 police personnel were trained
Specialized refresher courses organised
Special training for Graduate Head Constables
Special training courses reg. Juvenile Justice (Care
& Protection) Act, Cyber Crime, NDPS Act, MCOCA
Act, POTA, NSA etc. Economic Offences and White
Collar Crimes, Computer Courses, Advanced
Courses on Scientific Aids to Investigation
Training programme for Juvenile Welfare Officer in
order for implementation of Juvenile Justice Act and
Rules - 2007
125
Vigilance
126
Disciplinary Action
Inspr
SI
ASI
HC
Ct.
Class IV
Total
Dismissal/
Removal
-
10
6
11
45
2
74
Dismissal
under
Art.
311 (2) b
-
1
-
-
2
-
3
Forfeiture of
service
8
19
30
36
98
3
198
Reduction in
Pay/Rank
-
-
1
1
2
-
4
Withholding
of increment
5
11
12
23
32
1
84
Censure
89
125
126
155
291
4
790
102
166
175
226
470
10
1149
Total
127
Use of Modern
Technology
in Delhi Police
128
Central Police Control Room upgraded
GIS/GPS based Automatic Vehicle
Tracking System introduced
New Automatic Call Distribution System
in PCR inducted
Modern Projection System and LCD
Display Panel for 24X7 application to
display Delhi map alongwith GPS
location and CCTV images in the
Central Police Control Room installed
129
Conceptual/implementation stage
Expansion/outsourcing of Automatic Vehicle
Tracking System for PCR/Traffic
State-of-the-art Cyber highway and Intelligent
Traffic System (ITS) for paradigm change in
traffic/ Police management
Fingerprint Analysis & Criminal Tracing
System (FACTS) – 23 ten digit locations and
135 single digit locations.
Infrared night Speed Checking Devices
130
6 Advanced Drona Shooting Simulators
8 Maruti Gypsy driving simulators and 8
Nos. 2.5 tons driving simulators
500 high quality vehicle tyre clamps
E-challanning through GPRS based
system – challanning officer to have birds
eye view of all pending challans
Mobile cyber lab
131
ISO : 9001 2000 Certifications
Parivartan
Inventory Management
Recruitment of SIs
Recruitment of Constables
Distt. Passport Centres
Notice Branch of Traffic Police
Issues and renewal of Arms
Licenses (Renewed)
132
Public Interface
Zonal Integrated Police Network (ZIPNET)
Computerised Missing Persons & UIDB
Monitoring System
Delhi Police E-mail Services for public
grievances redressal
Information about crime
Women in distress
Missing Persons Information
Contact us
E-mail us
Extortion by impersonation
Anti eve teasing cell
133
134
Helpline
Women
: 1091
Sr. Citizen
: 1091 & 1291
Information about crime : 1090
Traffic
: 23010101
Anti Eve-Teasing
: 27894455
Anti Threat by recovery agents : 26184455
Four District Passport Centres opened to
decentralise the receiving of Passport
applications and 69,134 application forms
deposited during this year
SMS Services
135
Verification of stolen Vehicle
Verification of un-claimed Vehicle
Passport verification Status
Telephone number of police station
Traffic diversions
Processions/rallies/demonstrations
Traffic signal faults
Other traffic related problem
For authentic users only
Information on vehicle ownership
Verification of stolen fire arm
Interactive Session begins
Presentation, Message from the
C.P.,Delhi and Crime in Delhi
uploaded at Delhi Police Website
www.delhipolice.nic.in
Please identify yourself – Name,
Newspaper / TV Channel / Agency
etc.
136
You are requested to
proceed for Lunch
137