Delhi gets its first women-only police station

Lieutenant-Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu inaugurated Delhi’s first women-only police station in Subzi Mandi on Friday.

The station in Subzi Mandi, North district, will investigate all crimes against women and children, including domestic violence, dowry harassment, sexual assault and POCSO cases.

It has a sanctioned strength of 57 personnel. Nearly 60 percent of the staff are women. The station house officer and assistant commissioner of police are also women.

The L-G said success would be measured by the confidence it inspires among women and girls, not merely by the number of cases. Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golchha referred to the four 'P' strategy.

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Delhi leads metros in crimes against women, elderly and juveniles: NCRB report

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Delhi recorded the highest number of crimes against women and senior citizens among India’s 19 metropolitan cities in 2024, according to the latest Crime in India report released by the National Crime Records Bureau on Wednesday. The capital also topped the list for offences committed by juveniles and theft cases.

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Lieutenant-Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta chaired a Delhi Disaster Management Authority meeting on Monday to review the enforcement drive against illegal buildings and fire safety violations.

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Beat constables in Delhi have carried out several life-saving interventions in recent months, often without protective equipment, as part of their routine duties.

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