Mission of Delhi Police
The
objective of
Delhi
Police is to
Uphold the law fairly and firmly;
To
prevent crime; to pursue and bring to justice
Those
who break the law;
To
keep the peace in partnership with the community;
To
protect, help and reassure the people;
And
to be seen to do all this
With
integrity, common sense and sound judgment.
We
must be
Compassionate, courteous and patient,
Acting without fear, or favour or prejudice
To
the rights of others,
We
need to be
Professional, calm and restrained
In
the face of violence
And
apply only that force
Which
is necessity to accomplish our lawful duty
We
must strive
To
reduce the fears of the public
And,
so far as we can,
To
reflect their priorities in the action we take.
We
must respond to
Well-founded criticism with a willingness to change.
CITIZENS’
CHARTER
The
Delhi Police presents its Charter for the citizens of
Delhi. It would be of immense help to us if we are
informed on the non-compliance of any of the terms of the
Charter.
HOW
TO REACH DELHI POLICE
Any person desirous of having an access to any
office/Distt./Unit or any officer of the Distt./Unit, can
do so directly or indirectly in a manner as mentioned
below:-
Ø
Physical access.
Ø
Correspondence.
Ø
Telephone.
Ø
Inter-net and e-mail.
Ø
FAX
PHYSICAL ACCESS:
Any
person can visit any Police Station/any Distt/Unit/Officer
of the Delhi Police in person to submit his complaint, to
know the outcome of his complaint/case or to have the
desired information.
AVAILABILITY OF POLICE OFFICERS FOR PUBLIC HEARING
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1. |
Deputy Commissioners of Police |
Daily on all working days. (From 11.00 AM to 1 PM)
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2. |
S.D.P.Os |
-do-
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3. |
S.H.Os |
Daily 4.00 PM to 5 PM.
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4. |
Addl.DCP/S.D.P.Os/S.H.Os |
Once a month on Thana Diwas for hearing the public to
sort out their grievances
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5. |
Addl.DCP/SDPOs/SHOs/Addl.SHOs |
Once a month with RWAs/MTAs.
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A
list of the telephone numbers of the Joint Commissioner of
Police, Ranges, Addl. Commissioner of Police/Deputy
Commissioners of Police, Distts., Assistance Commissioner
of Police, Sub-Divisions and Police Stations may be seen
at Annexure-“A”.
HOW
TO REACH POLICE THROUGH CORRESPONDENCE
Any person can have access even to the officers
at the senior most level by corresponding with them in
writing directly. Letters/complaints can also be put in
the complaint/suggestion boxes placed at every Police
Station and offices of ACsP Sub-Division and other senior
officers. Besides, these can also be given by hand and a
receipt obtained for the same. A Post Box No. 171 at GPO,
New Delhi, has also been earmarked for the same purpose.
THROUGH TELEPHONE (Please
see Annexure ‘A’)
Any person who cannot visit a Police Station in
person and who is not in a position to write can have
access to the police on telephone. Everyone can contact
the Central Police Control Room, which functions round the
clock on Phone No. 100, whenever in need of police
assistance. Telephone facilities are also available to
Women on the Help Line No. 1091. The Police
Control Room, besides attending the distress calls also
provides required information about the name, designation
and Phone Numbers of the Police Officers.
WEBSITE AND E-MAIL
You are welcome to contact us on the following
websites/e-mail addresses:-
HELPLINES
The following helplines have been started by
Delhi Police:
|
Women |
1091 |
|
Senior citizen |
1291 |
|
Information about crime |
1090 |
|
Anti Obscene Call Cell |
27894455 & 1096
Fax: 27292523
SMS-9911135446
e-mail: acp-sit-dl@nic.in |
|
Anti-Stalking Cell |
|
Anti Threat by Recovery Agent’s Cell |
26184455, 1090
Fax : 26178123
e-mail:
acp-aec-dl@nic.in |
|
Missing Persons Helpline |
23241210 & 1094 |
|
Traffic Helpline |
23010101 & 1095 |
|
PCR |
100 |
DELHI POLICE SET UP
Delhi has been trifurcated into 3 Ranges
and further divided into 11 Police Districts for
administrative and operational convenience. Each Range is
headed by an officer of the rank of Joint Commissioner of
Police and the District is headed by an Addl. Commissioner
of Police or Deputy Commissioner of Police.
Each Police District is further divided into
Sub-divisions and Police Stations. There are 52
Sub-Divisions and 155 territorial Police Stations.
The overall supervision of the Police Stations/Police
Posts in a District rests with Addl. Commissioner of
Police or Deputy Commissioner of Police who is assisted by
two Additional Deputy Commissioners of Police. A
Sub-Division of Distt. Police is headed by an officer of
the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police. A Police
Station is headed by Station House Officer [SHO] who is an
officer of the rank of Inspector. Prevention,
investigation and detection of crimes and maintenance of
peace & order are the important functions of the Police.
RECRUITMENTS IN DELHI POLICE
Recruitment Cell of Delhi Police is established in Police
Hdqrs. headed by DCP/Establishment under the overall
supervision of Jt.CP/Hdqrs. Direct recruitment for the
following ranks is made in Delhi Police:-
-
Constable (Executive) male & female and some other posts
of Constable of technical cadre.
-
Head Constable (Ministerial) and some other technical
posts of Head Constable.
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Assistant Sub-Inspector (Steno.) and some other
technical posts of ASI like Finger Print, Shorthand
Reporter etc.
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50%
posts of total vacancies of Sub-Inspector (Executive)
are also filled by the direct recruitment by Delhi
Police.
The
direct recruitment is done by advertising the vacant posts
in the Employment News and leading newspapers (Hindi &
English) as well as in the regional newspapers of
North-East and Southern States. The notification of
advertisement for the recruitment is also loaded on two
Delhi Police websites
www.delhipolice.nic.in or
www.delhipolicerecruitment.nic.in. All the
recruitments are conducted in a transparent manner. Delhi
Police has also received ISO 9001-2000 certification for
conducting recruitment for the post of Constable (Exe.).
RIGHTS EXTENDED TO THE PERSONS ARRESTED, DETAINED IN
POLICE CUSTODY AS PER NHRC GUIDELINES AND HON’BLE SUPREME
COURT JUDGEMENT IN C.W.P. NO. 09/1994—JOGINDER KUMAR VS.
STATE OF U.P. & ORS. AND IN C.W.P. NO. 539/86- D.K. BASU
VS STATE OF WEST BENGAL.
PRE-ARREST
a)
A person is not liable to be arrested merely on the
suspicion of complicity in an offence.
b)
No arrest should be made in a routine manner on a
mere allegation of commission of an offence made against a
person.
c)
No arrest can be made merely because it is lawful
for the police officer to do so. A police officer must be
able to justify the arrest apart from his power to do so.
d)
No arrest should be made without a reasonable
satisfaction reached after some investigation as to the
genuineness and bonafides of a complaint and a reasonable
belief both as to the person’s complicity and even so as
to the need to effect arrest.
e)
There must be some reasonable justification in the
opinion of the officer effecting the arrest that such
arrest is necessary and justified. Arrest in cognizable
cases may be considered justified in one or other of the
following circumstances:
(i)
The case involves a grave offence like murder,
dacoity, robbery, rape etc., and it is necessary to arrest
the suspect to prevent him from escaping or evading the
process of law.
(ii)
The suspect is given to violent behavior and
is likely to commit further offences.
(iii)
The suspect requires to be prevented from
destroying evidence or interfering with witnesses or
warning other suspects who have not yet been arrested.
(iv)
The suspect is a habitual offender who unless
arrested, is likely to commit similar or further
offences.
f) Except in
heinous offences, as mentioned above, an arrest must be
avoided if a police officer issues notice to the person to
attend the Police Station and not leave the station
without permission.
ARREST:
1.
Police Officers carrying out an arrest or
interrogation should bear clear identification and name
tags with designation. The particular of police personnel
carrying out the arrest or interrogation should be
recorded contemporaneously, in a register kept at the
Police Station.
2.
The police officer making an arrest should also
record in the case diary, the reasons for making the
arrest.
3.
As a rule, use of force should be avoided while
effecting arrest. However, in case of forcible resistance
to arrest, minimum force to overcome such resistance may
be used. Care must be taken to ensure that injuries to
the person being arrested, visible or otherwise, is
avoided.
4.
The police officer carrying out the arrest shall
prepare a memo of arrest at the time of arrest and such
memo shall be attested by at least one witness, who may be
either a member of the family of the arrestee or a
respectable person of the locality from where the arrest
is made. It shall also be counter signed by the arrested
and shall contain the time and date of arrest.
5.
The dignity of the person being arrested should be
protected. Public display or parading of the person
arrested should not be permitted at any cost.
6.
Searches of the person arrested must be done with
due respect to the dignity of the person, without force or
aggression and with care for the person’s right to
privacy. Searches of women should only be made by other
women officers with strict regard to decency.
7.
The use of handcuffs or leg chains should be
avoided and if handcuffing is necessary it should be
resorted to strictly in accordance with the law.
8.
An arrested person being held in custody is
entitled, if he so requests to have one friend, relative
or other person who is known to him or likely to take an
interest in his welfare told as far as is practicable that
he has been arrested and where is being detained.
9.
The police officer shall inform the arrested person
when he is brought to the Police Station of this right.
10.
An entry shall be required to be made in the diary
as to who was informed of the arrest.
11.
The Police officer should send a copy of the case
diary with the reasons for making the arrest of the
accused immediately to his Supervisory Officer.
12.
The time, place of arrest and venue of custody of
an arrestee must be notified by the police where the next
friend or relative of the arrestee lives outside the
district or town through the Legal Aid Organization in the
District and the Police Station of the area concerned
telegraphically within a period of 8 to 12 hours of the
arrest.
13.
As far as practicable women police officers should
be associated where the person or persons being arrested
are women. The arrest of women between sunset the sunrise
should be avoided.
14.
The arrestee should, where he so requests, be also
examined at the time of his arrest and major and minor
injuries, if any present on his/her body, must be
recorded at that time. The “Inspection Memo” must be
signed both by the arrestee and the police officer
effecting the arrest and its copy provided to the
arrestee.
Ø
When
the person arrested is brought to the Police Station, he
should, if he makes a request in this regard, be given
prompt medical assistance. He must be informed of his
right. Where the police officer finds that the arrested
person is in a condition where he is unable to make such
request but is in need of medical help, he should promptly
arrange for the same. This must also be recorded
contemporaneously in a register. The female requesting
for medical help should be examined only by a female
registered medical practitioner.
Ø
As
soon as the person is arrested, police officer effecting
the arrest shall make a mention of the existence or
non-existence of any injuries on the person of the
arrestee in the register of arrest. If any injuries are
found on person of the arrestee, full description and
other particulars as to the manner in which the injuries
were caused should be mentioned in the register, the entry
so made shall also be signed by the police officer and the
arrestee. At the time of release of the arrestee, a
certificate to the above affect under the signature of the
police officer shall be issued to the arrestee.
Ø
If
the arrestee has been remanded to police custody under the
orders of the court, the arrestee should be subjected to
the medical examination by a trained Medical Officer every
48 hours during his detention in custody by a doctor on
the panel of approved doctor appointed by Director, Health
Services of the concerned State or Union Territory. At
the time of his release from the police custody, the
arrestee shall be got medically examined and a certificate
shall be issued to him stating wherein the factual
position of the existence or of non-existence of any
injuries on his person.
15.
Where children or juveniles are sought to be
arrested, no force or beatings should be resorted to under
any circumstances. Police officers may, for this purpose,
associate respectable citizens so that the children or
juveniles are not terrorized and minimal coercion is
used.
16.
Where the arrest is without a warrant, the person
arrested has to be immediately informed of the grounds of
arrest in a language, which he or she understands. Again,
for this purpose the police, if necessary, may take the
help of respectable citizens. These grounds must have
already been recorded in writing in police records. The
person arrested should be shown the written reasons as
well and also given a copy on demand.
17.
Apart from informing the person arrested of the
above rights, the police should also inform him of his
right to consult and be defended by a lawyer of his
choice. He should also be informed that he is entitled to
free legal aid at state expense.
18.
Information regarding the arrest and the place of
detention should be communicated by the police officer
effecting the arrest within 12 hours to the District and
Central Police Control Rooms. Further at District/Central
Police Control Room it should be displaced on day-to-day
basis at a conspicuous place on a notice board. Every
Police Station shall also display the details of arrestees
at a conspicuous place for the knowledge of the public.
19.
Copies of all the documents including the memo of
arrest, referred to above, should be sent to the illaqa
Magistrate for his record.
AFTER
ARREST
(i)
The person under arrest must be produced
before the appropriate court within 24 hours of the
arrest.
(ii)
The person arrested should be permitted to
meet his lawyer at any time during the interrogation.
(iii)
The interrogation should be conducted in a
clearly identifiable place, which has been notified for
this purpose by the Govt. The place must be accessible
and the relatives or friend of the person arrested must be
informed of the place where interrogation is taking
place.
(iv)
The methods of interrogation must be
consistent with the recognized rights to life, dignity and
liberty and right against torture and degrading
treatment.
OUR
REQUEST TO THE PUBLIC
1.
Inform the local police about persons living
in the area without any regular means or livelihood and
living a lavish life or persons involved in any type of
nefarious activities.
2.
To inform the local police about any
suspicious activities which could adversely affect their
safety and security.
3.
The particulars of the domestic help and the
tenants must be sent to the local police for verification.
4.
To observe traffic rules, follow the lane
system and cooperate with the Traffic Police for smooth
mobility and for avoiding inconvenience to others.
5.
Do not touch or lift any suspicious object;
inform the PCR.
6.
Adopt various home security and vehicle safety
measures advised by the local police to prevent thefts and
other crimes.
7.
Assist the local police in all possible
manners for prevention and detection of crime and to
maintain law and order.
THANA
LEVEL & DISTRICT LEVEL COMMITTEES.
The
Thana Level/District Level Committees are constituted by
the order of Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Delhi. Each
Thana Level Committee is headed by the area Member of
Legislative Assembly who represents the major parts of the
jurisdiction of the Police Station and other MLAs, Members
of MCD/NDMC/Cantonment Board having jurisdiction of Police
Station concerned, SDM, ACP, SHO of the area are the
members. It also includes representatives from
Residential Welfare Association, Trade/Industry
Associations (if any), Educational Institutions, Women’s
Organizations, and representatives of Students and Labour.
The meeting of the Thana Level Committee is to be held
once in two months.
The
District Level Committee is headed by the Member of
Parliament, and the Members of the Legislative Assembly of
the District, Deputy Commissioner of concerned District
and Chairman of MCD Zonal Committee are its members. It
also includes representatives from Residential Welfare
Association including J.J. Clusters Trade/Industry
Associations (if any), Educational Institutions, Women’s
Organizations, and representatives of Students and Labour.
The Deputy Commissioner of Police is its convenor and the
meeting of the Committee is to be held once in three
months.
CAMPUS COMPLAINT BOX
Complaint boxes have been provided in
universities & college campuses. These boxes are opened
by the concerned SHO and complaints so received, are being
registered in Daily Diary of the Police Station for taking
necessary action.
RECEPTION DESK
Reception Desk has been established in each
Police Station to ensure prompt service to the
complainants and others visiting Police Stations. The
reception officers have been briefed to be polite and
courteous as and when the complainant and others come to
lodge complaints, to ascertain the progress of previously
submitted complaints or for any other purpose.
LICENSING (Telephone
No. 26262260, 26262273)
(www.delhipolicelicensing.gov.in)
The Licensing Branch of Delhi Police is an ISO
9001:2000 certified organization, located at the first
floor of Police Station Defence Colony, New Delhi. The
branch functions under the supervision of an Addl.
Commissioner of Police. He is responsible for granting
licenses/permissions for:-
1.
Arms and Ammunition.
2.
Cinema and Video Game Parlor
3.
Eating Houses.
4.
Hotels.
5.
Fire Crackers.
6.
Poisons.
7.
Sulphur.
8.
Swimming Pools.
9.
Amusement Activities.
10.
Registration of news papers and journals.
11.
Declaration of Printing Presses.
12.
Grant of NOC for fresh Petroleum Stations and
storage.
CRIME
BRANCH
(Telephone
No. 23490252)
(dcp-crime-dl@nic.in)
The Crime Wing of Delhi Police is functioning at
Police Headquarters Building, I.P.Estate, New Delhi under
the supervision of an officer of the rank of Addl.
CP/Deputy Commissioner of Police and deals with important
and sensitive cases having larger ramifications.
Anti-Stalking Cell
(acp-sit-dl@nic.in)
In order to
address complaints of women who are stalked by undesirable
elements, Delhi Police has set up an Anti-Stalking
Helpline in the Crime Branch in May 2010. This Specialized
‘Anti-Stalking Cell’ functions with a dedicated help
line 27894455, 1096, e-mail:acp-sit-dl@nic.in.,
SMS-9911135446 and FAX-27292523. The Anti-Stalking Cell in
the Crime Branch is the nodal agency to centrally monitor
all complaints of stalking and there are Anti-Stalking
Units in all the Districts. The ACP of the Crime Women
Cell of the District is the incharge of this unit and
personally monitors the complaints received, action taken
and the satisfaction level of the complainants.
Anti-Obscene Calls Cell
(acp-sit-dl@nic.in)
An
“Anti-Obscene Calls Cell” has been opened in the Crime
Branch with a dedicated help lines 27894455, 1096, e-mail:acp-sit-dl@nic.in.,
SMS-9911135446 and FAX-27292523 to handle complaints of
harassment and obscene calls and SMS. The Cell ensures
that required action is taken and identity of the harassed
individual is also kept confidential, if so desired.
ZIPNET (MISSING PERSONS)
(www.zipnet.in)
There is a Web based computer application ZIPNET
for getting information regarding missing persons.
Information in this database can also be accessed by the
public through Internet screen print. A new module has
been developed and added in the ZIPNET for viewing the
progress of investigation in cases of missing persons.
STOLEN VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION SERVICE
On line search facility of Stolen Vehicle
Identification Service has already been provided on the
Home Page of Delhi Police Website, under the Icon
“Stolen/Unclaimed Vehicle”. The user can check the status
of stolen/unclaimed vehicle of different parameters viz.
“Regn. No. or Engine No. or Chassis No. by using websites
mentioned below:-
1.
http://www.delhipolice.nic.in
2.
http://www.delhipolice.nic.in/home/stolen.htm
3.
http://www.delhipolice.nic.in/home/searchengine/stolen.htm
MACT
WEBSITE
(www.dpacciclaim.in)
A Web
based database of accident cases has been created for the
assistance of victims and Kith & Kin of victims of road
accident cases to download all the required documents
needed for filing claims in MACT Courts. One accident
Investigation Cell per range has also been created. It is
headed by an Inspector and investigates fatal accident
cases and establishes coordination with MACT Courts.
SHORT
MESSAGE SERVICE
Through the SMS No.“9811599901” the
general public can make enquiries regarding stolen
vehicles, unclaimed vehicles on the basis of either
Registration Number, Engine Number or Chassis Number of
the Vehicle, Passport verification status enquiry and
Delhi Police Telephone Number enquiry can also be made
from cell phones by using this Short Message Service.
The syntax of each service is as given below:-
|
Service Name |
Message to be entered using cellular phone keypad
|
|
Stolen Vehicles Search |
SV<Regn. No. or Engine No. or Chassis No.>
e.g. SV DLS6403. If match is found, SMS Originator
will receive a message in the following format:
Status, Registration Number, Chassis Number, Engine
Number, Police Station, FIR Number, Model, Make,
Colour. |
|
Unclaimed Vehicles Search |
UN<Regn. No., Engine No. or Chassis No.
>e.g. UN DL 1RB6543. If match is found, SMS Originator
will receive a message in the following format:
Registration Number, Chassis Number, Engine Number,
Police Station, FIR Number, Make, Model, Colour. |
|
Passport Verification Status |
PV<File Number>
e.g. PV A04684001. If match is found, SMS Originator
will receive a message in the following format:
File Number, Status, Name, Father Name, Dispatch
Number, Dispatch date. |
|
Stolen Fire Arm Search |
AR<Fire Arm Number>
e.g. AR 93564. If match is found, SMS Originator will
receive a message in the following format:
FIR Number, Police Station, Make, Model. |
|
Telephone Number of Police Station |
PS<Name of Police Station>
e.g. PS Alipur.
If match is found, SMS Originator will receive a
message in the following format:
PS Name, TELSHO, TELDO, TELADDSHO. |
|
Stolen/Missing Mobile Phones |
MM<IMEI No.>
e.g. MM 359362009266090.
If match is found, SMS Originator will receive a
message in the following format:
Status, IMEI No., State, District, PS, FIR No. & FIR
Date. |
In
case match is not found, SMS Originator will receive a
message conveying “No information found” or “No data
found” for the above cases.
TRAFFIC
POLICE
(23010101, 1095)
(www.delhitrafficpolice.nic.in)
The Traffic Police is responsible for traffic
management, regulation, enforcement of traffic rules &
regulations and road safety education of road users. The
Traffic Unit of Delhi Police is functioning under the
overall supervision of Special Commissioner of Police,
Traffic, assisted by Jt. C.P/Traffic, Jt.CP/Traffic(HQ)
and seven Deputy Commissioners of Police as under:-
|
S.No. |
Designation of the Officer |
Office |
Telephone |
-
|
DCP/Traffic Headquarters |
P.S.R.K.Puram |
26198928 |
-
|
DCP/Traffic Southern Range |
J.B.Tito Marg, Sadiq Nagar |
26266748 |
-
|
DCP/Traffic Northern Range |
P&L Complex |
23978945 |
-
|
DCP/Traffic Central Range |
Baba Kharak Singh Marg |
23340849 |
-
|
DCP/Traffic Western Range |
PP Rajouri Garden |
25192493 |
-
|
DCP/Traffic Eastern Range |
PS Shakarpur |
22431777 |
-
|
DCP/Traffic-VIP |
Teen Murti Traffic Police Lines |
23012464 |
Rights/facilities available to persons violating traffic
rules/ regulations
a.
Compounding the traffic offence at the spot and paying
the prescribed compounding amount to the traffic police
officer without going to court.
Or
b)
Go to court for a judicial verdict.
Documents one should always carry while driving on the
road.
1.
Driving License.
2.
Certificate of Registration.
3.
Certificate of Taxation.
4.
Certificate of Insurance.
5.
Permit and Fitness Certificate (in case of
Commercial vehicle).
6.
Pollution Under Control certificate.
·
In
case of non-availability of any/all such documents or
attested copies thereof, the same can be sent by
registered post within 15 days from the date of demand.
·
Whenever, a police officer has doubt over the authenticity
of the documents produced by the owner/driver/conductor of
the vehicle, he has the authority to seize such
documents/vehicle and wherever the doubt arises that the
driver of the vehicle who is charged with an offence may
abscond and may not respond to summons, the police officer
has the authority to seize the license and forward the
same to the court for taking cognizance.
Facilities available to general public
·
Traffic Helpline on phone number 23010101 & 1095
(available round the clock) to lodge any traffic related
complaint.
·
For
any traffic related complaint/suggestion E-mails can be
sent to
jtcpt-dtp@nic.in.
·
Pre-postage paid traffic complaint card to lodge any
traffic violation/ suggestion (these are available at all
traffic assistance booths.)
·
Traffic Website providing traffic related information at
www.delhitrafficpolice.nic.in.
·
SMS
traffic information dissemination service for traffic
diversions, traffic signal failures, congestion on any
road, road accidents details, notice details, etc. on
phone number 981145220.
·
Traffic information dissemination is also available in FM
Band of the Radio.
·
Online deposition of fine for traffic violation notices
can be made at Teen Murti Traffic Police Line and DCP/Traffic-Hdqrs.
and Northern Range office. In addition payment through
cheques/demand drafts can be made at the offices of DCP/Traffic/Hdqrs.,
Southern Range, Northern Range and VIP, ACP/Traffic-North-West
and East Distt. and also at Traffic Training Park, Punjabi
Bagh.
·
Pre-paid Taxi/TSR service available at 25 counters at
Railway Stations, Airports, ISBTs and important
markets/commercial centers.
Five
Traffic Training Parks for information/education relating
to Traffic Rules & Regulations.
-
Traffic Training Park, Punjabi Bagh.
-
Traffic Training Park, Pragati Maidan.
-
Traffic Training Park, Bal Bhawan.
-
Traffic Training Park, Roshanara Bagh.
-
Traffic Training Park, Baba Kharak Singh Marg.
SPECIAL BRANCH (Telephone
No. 23230698/23236047)
Besides collection of intelligence, Deputy
Commissioner of Police, Special Branch having office at
Delhi Police Bhawan, Asaf Ali Road, is also responsible
for following assignments:-
1.
Verification of character and antecedents.
2.
Registration of Pak Nationals.
3.
Status of Passport Verification.
POLICE CONTROL ROOM (Telephone
No. 23490251, 100)
The Police Control of Delhi Police has a fleet
of 630 PCR Vans stationed all over the capital besides 122
motorcycles. Any person in distress requiring police
assistance can contact the Police Control Room on
telephone No. 100. The MPVs provide help round the clock
to women/girls found themselves stranded. Similarly, the
broken down vehicles are towed away by the MPVs to the
nearest work shop at night from 10 PM to 6 AM. PCR Vans
reach places of occurrence in urban areas within 10
minutes and in rural areas in 20 minutes. Delhi Police
also has a round the clock HELP LINE for women at
Telephone Nos. 23317004, 23490130 & 1091. Similarly,
there are dedicated help lines for senior citizens,
students and people from North East States at telephone
Nos. 1091 & 1291 available round the clock. People
desirous of passing information relating to crime and
criminals can use helpline 1090 and if required the
identity of the caller is kept confidential. Call is
passed to concerned agency for taking action.
TOURIST POLICE (Telephone
No. 23490251, 100)
To help tourists, a Tourist Police has been set
up in Delhi Police on 06.08.2004 and MPVs have been
deployed at 10 important places/locations i.e. IGI
Airport, New Delhi Railway Station, Hazrat Nizamuddin
Railway Station, Rajghat, Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Palika
Bazar, Janpath, India Gate and Paharganj (Railway Station
side).
AMBULANCE POLICE (Telephone
No. 23490251, 100)
A Scheme called ‘Central Ambulance Service’ is
in operation in Delhi since 1975. To provide Ambulance
services to the victims of road accident, 11 ambulances
have been deployed at the following locations:-
1.
Majnu Ka Tilla
2.
Red Light Badli Chowk
3.
Nangli Poona
4.
Peera Garhi Chowk
5. Dhaula Kuan
6. Sanjay T-Point
7. Dwarka Sec.-1 MTNL
8. Mool Chand Chowk
9. Noida T-Point
10. Khajuri Khas
11. Rajghat
F.R.R.O (Telephone
No. 26711348, 26711442)
(www.immigrationindia.nic.in)
(e-mail: frrodelhi@hotmail.com)
The Foreigners Regional Registration Office (F.R.R.O.)
located in Block VIII, Sector-1, Near Hyatt Regency, R.K.
Puram, New Delhi, deals with registration of foreigners
and visa extensions, exit visa, citizenship cases,
issuance of PIO cards to person of Indian origin and
receiving of OCI application and lose of passport cases.
VIGILANCE
(Telephone
No. 23210011)
(e-mail: dcpvigilancedl@yahoo.com)
For complaints against police officers indulging
in acts of corruption, negligence and malpractices, one
can approach Deputy Commissioner of Police, Vigilance
Branch, stationed at Delhi Police Bhawan, Asaf Ali Road,
New Delhi. There is round the clock Flying Squad of the
Vigilance Branch, which can be contacted at telephone No.
23213355 if urgent and immediate action is required.
SPECIAL POLICE UNIT FOR WOMEN & CHILDREN
CRIME
AGAINST WOMEN CELL
(011-26883769)
Special Police Unit for Women & Children (SPUWC)
is the central agency co-ordinating Crime Women Cell in
the eleven districts of Delhi Police which deal with women
related crimes like dowry deaths, harassment on account of
dowry demand etc. It is headed by an officer of the rank
of Joint Commissioner of Police and assisted by Deputy
Commissioner of Police, SPUWC, having its office at
Nanakpura, South Moti Bagh, New Delhi with telephone No.
011-26883769. SPUWC and the eleven Crime Women Cells in
the districts also provide counseling facility to the
women victims and also entertain cases relating to obscene
posters and pictures. The Unit has a Women Police Mobile
Team for round the clock response to deserving women
helpline cases. A Police Station namely PS Crime Women
Cell, has also started at its premises in
Nanakpura, where cases (women related) u/s Indian Penal
Code are got registered.
SELF
DEFENCE
A sub-unit, namely Self Defence is also working
at the premises of SPUWC/Nanakpura, New Delhi, which
provides Self Defence Techniques Training to the
girls/women of Delhi particularly with a view to enabling
them to fend off criminal and anti-social elements. The
Training Programmes are organized in schools/colleges
from time to time and Summer Camps are held at selected
centres.
GENDER SENSITISATION
Special Police Unit (Women & Children),(formerly
known as CAW Cell), Nanakpura organize training programme
for Gender Sensitization of Police Officers, which is a
continuous exercise. This exercise is aimed towards
improving our response towards women victims. It also
introduces the supervisory officers to the new trends on
problems of women and the possible remedies. Regular
deliberations are held with NGOs, Delhi Commission for
Women, Delhi Legal Services Authority etc. in order to
solicit their views on sensitizing the policemen to bring
about attitudinal change in their thinking behavior and
perception.
JUVENILE ISSUES
(www.dpjju.com):
Special Police Unit for Women & Children
presently functioning from Nanakpura, South Moti Bagh, New
Delhi-110021, is also the Nodal Agency on Juvenile issues
under the overall supervision of Joint Commissioner of
Police as per mandate under Juvenile Justice (Care &
Protection) Act, 2000. The responsibilities of the unit
include liasoning and coordinating with stake holders,
monitoring various writ petitions relating to juvenile,
dissemination of awareness at Police Station level with
the help of NGOs and Law Experts, monitoring
cases/complaints dealt with in Districts relating to
children on day to day basis, collecting information on
Children in Need of Care & Protection (CNCP) & Juvenile in
Conflict with Law (JICL) from all Districts/Units of Delhi
Police, monitoring work of Special Juvenile Police Units (SJPUs),
Juvenile Welfare Officers (JWOs), of District/Units as
well as maintaining Web-site www.dpjju.com on juveniles,
organizing training programme on Juvenile Justice System
for Juvenile Welfare Officers as well as Police Officers
of Delhi Police.
SINGLE WINDOW COMPLAINT ENQUIRY CELL/PHQ
A Complaint Monitoring and Tracking System has
been introduced and a Complaint Cell has been created in
all the Districts/Units of Delhi Police. Complainants can
check the status of their complaint between 10.00 AM to
5.00 PM on any working day from any of Complaint Cells of
the Districts/Units. A Single Window Complaint Enquiry
Cell has also been set up at Ist. Floor, Police
Headquarters.
SCHEME FOR SENIOR CITIZENS 23490000/4336,
23490233
(scscphq@bol.net.in)
Toll Free No.
1291
The Senior Citizens’ Security Cells (SCSC) are
functioning at PHQ and in all the 11 districts contact
elderly persons living alone through telephones almost
everyday for their safety and renders other assistance.
Senior citizens living alone or with spouse are registered
by Delhi Police. They can also register themselves by
contacting on telephone numbers 2340233, 23490010 Extn.
No. 4336, Helpline No. 1291, through Delhi Police website
www.delhipolice.nic.in or through SHO/ACP/DCP office
of their area. Registered senior citizens are visited and
also contacted telephonically by the PHQ as well as local
police staff. Complaints of senior citizens are dealt on
priority basis. Security audit of senior citizens is also
done by the local police. Special helpline number 1291
(toll free) has been introduced to handle the distress
calls from Senior Citizens exclusively.
PREVENTIVE INITIATIVES TO CHECK CRIME/TERRORIST ATTACKS IN
DELHI
Delhi
Police has taken the following anti-terrorist measures to
combat terrorism:
1.
Eyes and Ears Scheme and Tenant verification:
(i)
Eyes and Ears Scheme :- Delhi Police has launched a
scheme captioned ‘Public As Eyes and Ears of the Police’
with special emphasis to sensitize all the stake holders
such as Rehri Patriwalas, Chowkidars, guards, vendors,
parking attendants TSR drivers, residents/traders welfare
associations etc. to keep a watch and look for suspicious
persons and share the information with local police
immediately. Regular meetings are held by all the
officers to sensitize and motivate them.
(ii)
Tenant verification: In order to detect any
terrorist or any person with a dubious character taking
shelter in Delhi as a tenant, Delhi Police carries out
regular tenant verification. The owners of the house are
required to inform local police whenever they keep a
tenant. Special drives are conducted for verification of
tenants.
2. SERVANT
VERIFICATION :
In
order to detect any terrorist or dubious characters taking
shelter as servants in any house or establishment,
Resident Welfare Associations, Trader Associations are
briefed in meetings regularly and by
pamphlets/advertisements public in general is advised to
get their servants verified at the time of employing
them. Servant verification drives are also carried out
regularly.
3. PUBLIC
AWARENESS ABOUT PREVENTIVE MEASURES:
Pamphlets to create public awareness about preventive
measures to be adopted against terrorism are
distributed and slide shows screened at cinema halls
regularly. Meetings with RWAs and Market Welfare
Associations are held regularly where residents and
shopkeepers are sensitized about security measures.
Similarly regular meetings are held with Thana Level
Committees and District Level Committees and the members
are sensitized about the security measures.
APPEAL AND ADVISORY FOR CITIZENS
|
SECURITY OF SENIOR
CITIZENS:
|
|
DO’s
|
DON’Ts |
-
Install sturdy doors with magic eye, door chain &
autolock. If possible, keep a pet dog.
-
Look through the magic eye before opening the door.
-
Connect your house to the neighbours with an alarm
bell.
-
Ensure police verification of your domestic
help/driver/watchman/ tenant.
-
Take the services of only those
plumbers/electricians/carpenters/ labourers who are
known or recommended by RWA.
-
Keep important telephone numbers handy.
-
Always go out in a group for morning and evening
walk.
-
Inform your nearest PCR van or policeman and
neighbours if you spot a suspicious person around
your residence.
-
Leave a light on while going out.
-
Keep in touch with the beat officer.
|
·
Don’t open the door to strangers/ unidentified
persons.
·
Don’t allow kabari, courier service employees, hawkers
etc. inside the house.
·
Don’t let plumber, carpenter, electrician and other
service provider any access without keeping an eye on
them.
·
Don’t allow, without verifying, old
contacts/employees/servants who are visiting you after
a long gap.
·
Don’t keep servants who are unverified or
unverifiable.
·
Don’t discuss important family/property issues in
front of strangers/servants.
·
Don’t allow servants to have access to your cupboards,
safes etc.
·
Don’t ignore suspicious incidents/ persons; inform the
police.
·
Don’t leave valuable unattended/ unprotected at home.
·
Don’t make any ostentatious display of cash and
jewellery before strangers /servants. |
SOUND
AND NOISE POLLUTION
|
USE OF LOUD SPEAKERS, AMPLIFIED MUSIC, BURSTING OF
CRACKERS AND BEATING OF DRUMS ETC. IS PROBHIBITED
BETWEEN 10.00 PM TO 6.00 AM |
|
It is |
It causes
|
-
Violation of Hon’ble Supreme Court Directions.
-
Punishable if use of loudspeaker is done without
police permission between 6.00 AM to 10.00 PM.
-
Prohibited in Silence Zones.
-
Punishable under the Environment (Protection Act,
1986) and imprisonment could be up to 5 Years or a
fine of Rs. One Lakh or both.
-
Offence under Delhi Police Act. DJ & other
equipments liable to be seized.
|
·
Health hazard for the sick.
·
Distraction to students.
·
Stress for children/infirm.
·
Disturbance to those resting.
·
Discomfort for pets.
·
Disrespect to the community. |
|
SAY A LOUD
‘NO’
TO NOISE POLLUTION |
FOR CO-OPERATION TO
IMPROVE THE TRAFFIC SITUATION
|
DO’s
|
DON’Ts |
-
Stick to your lane.
-
Avoid road rage.
-
Use zebra crossing, subway and foot over-bridge for
crossing the road.
-
Use public transport instead of using personal
vehicles.
-
Avoid confrontation with fellow motorist over
traffic violations.
-
Keep cool while driving.
-
Always obey traffic rules.
-
Always wear ISI marked helmet while driving
two wheeler.
-
Always wear seat belt before starting your car for
your own safety.
-
Park your vehicle at authorized parking lots & sites
only.
-
Slow down while approaching roundabouts, road
crossing, speed breakers etc.
|
-
Don’t overspeed.
-
Don’t drive recklessly.
-
Don’t jump red lights.
-
Don’t overtake from the wrong side.
-
Don’t use pressure horns.
-
Don’t mix drinking & driving.
-
Don’t indulge in zig-zag driving, wrong overtaking,
improper lane changing
-
No parking on road. Road are meant for movement of
traffic and not for parking.
-
Don’t use mobile phone while driving.
-
Don’t allow minors to drive. Minor driver and owner
of vehicle are liable for prosecution.
|
Be Safe. Let others be safe.
USE SECURITY DEVICES TO
PREVENT THEFT OF YOUR VEHICLE
|
Ø
GPS SYSTEM:
Helps in quickly tracing your car by tracking its
movements.
|
Ø
DOOR LOCKS:
Visible inside door lock buttons- smooth and tapered. |
|
Ø
STEERING WHEEL LOCK:
Prevents steering wheel from turning. Its high
visibility deters thieves.
|
Ø
IGNITION CUT-OFF:
A
key-operated or hidden manual switch that interrupts
power supply from battery to ignition.
|
|
Ø
FUEL CUT-OFF:
Integrated into the fuel line, prevents the flow of
fuel. Only a special key deactivates the cut-off. |
Ø
IGNITION COLUMN GUARD:
Provides protection to the ignition system. Fits
around steering column and over ignition starting
system.
|
|
Ø
PADLOCK WITH CHAIN:
An effective way to secure vehicle, if left unattended
overnight. |
Ø
MOTORCYCLE WHEEL LOCK:
A
simple lock that easily fits on the front wheel of a
motorcycle & prevents wheel movement. |
BE
OUR EYES & EARS
SIMPLE TIPS TO FIGHT CRIME & TERRORISM:
In
case you suspect something:
Call 100 or 1090 at once and give as many detail as
possible about the suspicious person, object or the
vehicle and keep an eye on these while giving information
to the police.
YOU CAN HELP:
|
If you are a car dealer:
Ø
Satisfy yourself about the antecedents of both
parties, particularly the buyer, before finalizing the
deal and more so if the buyer is from outside Delhi.
Ø
Insist on their identification documents; photocopies
of which should be retained by you.
Ø
Be careful while organizing a deal particularly
involving Ambassador Cars and Motorcycles as they are
most likely to be used by terrorists.
|
If you are a landlord or a property dealer:
Ø
Do not let out your premises without satisfying
yourself about the antecedents of the tenant.
If you own a Guest House, Lodge or a Hotel:
Ø
Insist on Identification documents before booking a
room for the guest.
Ø
Call 100 or report to the nearest police station about
any suspicious guest. |
Report
to the Police on Tel. No.100:
Ø
Suspicious and unclaimed objects like Hand Bags, Packets
etc.
Ø
Suspicious person in your vicinity
Rehriwalas, Patriwalas,
Motor Vehicle Parking Attendants, TSR/Taxi Drivers,
Chowkidars, Barbers, RWAs/MTAs are our EYES & EARS
– Inform us about any suspicious activity of a person or
suspicious article and prevent crime & terrorism. The
identity of the informer is kept secret.
PROTECTION OF YOUR
HARD-EARNED MONEY
|
NEVER
|
ALWAYS |
|
Ø
Carry huge amounts of cash publicly when alone, on
foot or in a two wheeler.
Ø
Follow the same route and timings while going to the
bank.
Ø
Discuss cash or money transaction/carriage with
strangers.
Ø
Get distracted by acts of cheats, who pretend as if
your money has fallen on the floor, inside or outside
your bank. |
Ø
Keep information about cash including, transportation,
movement etc. confidential.
Ø
Use your own transport to carry cash.
Ø
If possible, travel with your security guard or an
employee.
Ø
Keep the doors of your car locked while driving.
Ø
Carry mobile phone for seeking timely help.
Ø
Be alert while proceeding to or doing business in the
bank, particularly on heavy transaction days.
Ø
Keep an eye for any suspicious movement or stranger
(on foot, two-wheelers etc.) in your vicinity.
Ø
Inform police promptly about any such happening.
|
Cheque/Credit
Card/Electronic Transactions are better
options than to carry
huge cash
DON’T BECOME A VICTIM OF
CYBER FRAUD:
|
WHAT TO DO TO PREVENT CYBER FRAUDS:
|
|
Ø
Create a strong password using alphanumeric characters
and don’t share it with anyone. Change the password
regularly.
Ø
Use some latest security features to protect your
computer.
Ø
Don’t respond to spam mails.
Ø
Avoid storing personal, sensitive and financial
information on Computers.
Ø
Don’t allow anyone to use your bank account for
unlawful receipt/withdrawal of money.
Ø
Don’t deposit/give any money for such e-mails.
Ø
Don’t get trapped by misleading e-mail.
|
Ø
Check authenticity of any offer through search on the
internet and by asking the concerned
company/institution.
Ø
Check RBI guidelines on money related matters.
Ø
See that your Credit Card is used in front of your
eyes. Check your Credit Card statement regularly.
Ask your bank to give mobile alert on any transaction
made through your Credit Card.
Ø
Use only secured server for financial transactions
i.e. https.
Ø
Maintain anti virus/ firewall on your computer.
Ø
Don’t respond to an e-mail which contains claims of
having won prize, lottery etc. |
SERVANT VERIFICATION:
STEPS
TO BE TAKEN BY HOUSE OWNER
Ø
Always check the details of the person who has
introduced/referred the servant to you.
Ø
Ask
for the name, address and telephone number of servant’s
relatives and previous place of work.
Ø
Obtain two references before employing a servant.
Ø
Keep
photograph & finger prints of your servant.
Ø
Keep
an eye on the visitors of your servant.
Ø
Contact your Beat Constable or Police Station for servant
verification.
Ø
Download the servant verification form from website:
www.delhipolice.nic.in
TENANT
VERIFICATION:
STEPS
TO BE TAKEN BY HOUSE OWNER
Ø
Always check the antecedents of the person who intend to
take on rent your property.
Ø
Before you rent your property be careful and ensure the
bonafides of the tenant and verify their particulars.
Ø
Contact your Beat Constable or Police Station for tenant
verification.
Ø
Owners of any house/property in specified areas of Delhi
should furnish particulars of the tenant(s) to the area
SHO/Police Station as per orders issued u/s 144 Cr.P.C.
Any person who intends to take accommodation on rent as
well as property dealers offering such accommodation have
to inform in writing in this regard to the area SHO/Police
Station.
****
Be alert,
Be
vigilant,
Be
watchful!
JOIN US IN THE FIGHT
AGAINST CRIME, CRIMINAL & TERRORISM.
Annexure-“A”
LIST
OF OFFICE AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF OFFICERS OF DELHI
POLICE
|
Sl.
No. |
Designation of Officer |
Location of Office |
Telephone No. Fax &
e-mail Address. |
|
1.
|
C.P.,Delhi |
I.P. Estate |
23490201
23722052(FAX)
bk.gupta@nic.in
|
|
2.
|
Spl.C.P./Admn. & MD/DPHC |
I.P. Estate |
23490202
23490333(FAX)
splcp-admin-dl@nic.in |
|
3.
|
Spl.C.P./Traffic |
I.P. Estate |
23490217
23490403(FAX)
splcpt-dtp@nic.in |
|
4.
|
Spl.C.P./Int. (IGIA & FRRO) |
I.P. Estate |
23490203
23352239(FAX)
splcpintops@rediffmail.com |
|
5.
|
Spl.C.P./Sec. |
I.P. Estate |
23490204
23490489(FAX)
splcpsap@bol.net.in |
|
6.
|
Spl.C.P./A.P. |
I.P. Estate |
23490211
23490431(FAX)
splcparmedpolice@yahoo.com |
|
7.
|
Spl.C.P./Ops. (PCR & Comns. & Anti Riot Cell) |
I.P. Estate |
23490210
23490418(FAX)
splcp.antiriotcel.dl@nic.in |
|
8.
|
Spl.C.P./Vig. |
I.P. Estate |
23490205
23490268(FAX) |
|
9.
|
Spl.C.P./Spl.Cell |
I.P. Estate |
23490227
23358965(FAX)
jtcpsplcell@nic.in |
|
10.
|
Spl.C.P./RPB |
R.P. Bhawan |
23015491
23015517(FAX) |
|
11.
|
Spl.C.P.HQ |
I.P.Estate |
23490010/4219
23490219(Tel/FAX)
jtcp-phq-dl@nic.in |
|
12.
|
Spl.C.P./P&L |
Old Police Lines |
23939560(Tel/FAX)
jtcp-pl-dl@nic.in |
|
13.
|
Jt.C.P./PHQ |
I.P. Estate |
23490226
23724315(FAX) |
|
14.
|
Jt.C.P./CWGP |
Vikas Minar, I.T.O. |
23378961
23379381(FAX)
Jtcp-cwgp-dl@nic.in |
|
15.
|
Jt.C.P./NDR |
I.P. Estate |
23490207
23490346(FAX)
jtcpndr@gmail.com |
|
16.
|
Jt.
C.P./NR |
I.P. Estate |
23490206
23490476(FAX)
jtcp-nr-dl@nic.in |
|
17.
|
Jt.C.P./Crime |
I.P. Estate |
23490209
23490481(FAX)
jtcp-crime-dl@nic.in |
|
18.
|
Jt.C.P./SR |
I.P. Estate |
23490212
23490355(FAX)
jtcpsr@gmail.com |
|
19.
|
Jt.C.P./Training |
PTC, Jharoda Kalan |
25315003
25315006(FAX)
jtcpptc@yahoo.com.in |
|
20.
|
Jt.C.P./CAW Cell |
Nanak Pura |
26882691
26110313(FAX)
jcpcaw@gmail.com |
|
Sl.
No. |
Designation of Officer |
Location of Office |
Telephone No. Fax &
e-mail Address. |
|
21.
|
Jt.C.P./General Admn. & P&I |
I.P. Estate |
23490220
23490372(FAX) |
|
22.
|
Jt.C.P./Sec. |
I.P. Estate |
23490212
23490355(FAX)
|
|
23.
|
Jt.C.P./Traffic |
I.P. Estate |
23490221
23490436(FAX)
jtcpt-dtp@nic.in |
|
24.
|
Jt.C.P./Traffic(HQ) |
PS
R.K. Puram |
26196102
26171603(FAX) |
|
25.
|
Jt.C.P./Vigilance |
Police Bhawan |
23235474
23235473(FAX) |
|
26.
|
Jt.C.P./S.B. |
Police Bhawan |
23236025
23236191(FAX) |
|
27.
|
Addll.C.P./Licensing |
PS/Defence Colony |
26261525
26262260(FAX)
www.delhipolicelicening.govt.in |
|
28.
|
Addl.C.P./Trg.(P/PTC) |
PTC, Jharoda Kalan |
25315010
25315137(FAX)
pptctrg@yahoo.co.in |
|
29.
|
Addl.C.P./Sec. |
Security Lines |
24674947
24106378(FAX) |
|
30.
|
Addl.C.P./Land & Bldg. |
I.P. Estate |
23490231
addlcp-lb-dl@nic.in |
|
31.
|
Addl.C.P./PCR |
I.P. Estate |
23490249
23724258(FAX) |
|
32.
|
Addl.C.P./Special Branch |
Delhi Police Bhawan |
23219873
|
|
33.
|
Addl.C.P./Economic Offences Wing |
Qutub Institutional Area |
26851998
26851999(FAX)
addlcp-eow-dl@nic.in |
|
34.
|
Addl.C.P./Sec(PM) |
Security Lines |
24121584(Tel/FAX) |
|
35.
|
Addl.C.P./Crime |
I.P. Estate |
23490252
23490340(FAX)
addlcp-crime-dl.nic.in |
LIST OF OFFICE AND
TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF RANGES,
DISTRICTS, SUB-DIVISION
AND POLICE STATIONS OF DELHI.
|
SL.No. |
Name of District |
Name of Sub.Division |
Name of Police Station |
Telephone Number |
|
|
Joint Commissioner of Police, Southern Range |
|
23490212 |
|
|
1. |
DCP/South District
Office Location: P.S.
Hauz Khas |
|
|
26512986
26857726 |
|
|
|
Fax Number |
|
|
26858366 |
|
|
|
Email address |
|
dcpsouth2004@yahoo.com |
|
|
|
|
ACP/Hdqrs. |
|
26866286 |
|
|
|
|
ACP/Hauz
Khas |
|
26863842 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Hauz
Khas |
26510077 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Malviya
Nagar |
26513091 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Saket |
29561300 |
|
|
|
|
ACP/Mehrauli |
|
26644203 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Mehrauli |
26645050 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Neb Sarai |
29551597 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Fatehpuri
Beri |
26659511 |
|
|
|
|
ACP/Vasant
Vihar |
|
26153010 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Vasant
Vihar |
26152577 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Vasant
Kunj North |
26892530 |
|
|
|
|
|
PS/Vasant
Kunj South |
26123990 |
|
|
|
|
ACP/Defence
Colony |
|
26258486 |
|
|
|
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PS/
Defence Colony |
26253402 |
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PS/Lodhi
Colony |
24611753 |
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PS/K.M.Pur |
24624825 |
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ACP/Safdarjung
Enclave |
|
26107273 |
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PS/Safdarjung
Enclave |
24106345 |
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PS/Sarojini
Nagar |
26882346 |
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PS/R.K.Puram |
26185222 |
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Control Room, South District, New Delhi |
|
26528994 |
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2. |
Addl. C.P./South-East District
Office Location: PS/Sarita Vihar |
|
26825544 |
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Fax Number |
|
26825822 |
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email address |
dcpsed@gmail.com |
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ACP/Hdqrs. |
|
26825828 |
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ACP/Sarita
Vihar |
|
26825588 |
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PS/Sarita
Vihar |
26825554 |
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PS/Jait
Pur |
29945322 |
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PS/Badar
Pur |
29894753 |
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ACP/New
Friends Colony |
|
26843664 |
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PS/New Friends Colony |
26864563 |
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PS/Sunlight Colony |
26347481 |
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PS/Jamia
Nagar |
26943227 |
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PS/H.N.Din |
24355758 |
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ACP/Lajpat
Nagar |
|
29835388 |
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PS/Lajpat
Nagar |
29832456 |
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PS/Amar
Colony |
26412194 |
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PS/Greater Kailash |
29249617 |
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ACP/Kalkaji |
|
26443492 |
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PS/Kalkaji |
26430607 |
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PS/Govind
Puri |
26092033 |
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PS/Okhla
Indl. Area |
26816677 |
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SL.No. |
Name of District |
Name of Sub.Division |
Name of Police Station |
Telephone Number |
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ACP/Ambedkar
Nagar
|
29967092 |
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PS/Ambedkar
Nagar |
29052304 |
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PS/C.R.Park |
26271374 |
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PS/Pul
Prahlad Pur |
26366800 |
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PS/Sangam
Vihar |
26044546 |
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Control Room, South-East District |
|
26825825 |
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3. |
Addl. C.P./South-West District
Office Location: Dwarka |
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|
28042990 |
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Fax No. |
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|
28042984 |
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email address |
|
dcpswd@bol.net.in |
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ACP/Hdqrs. |
|
28042995 |
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ACP/Delhi
Cantt. |
|
25893488 |
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PS/Delhi Cantt |
25694444 |
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PS/Naraina |
25892010 |
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PS/Inder
Puri |
25832201 |
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PS/Dhaula
Kuan |
25692450 |
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ACP/Najafgarh |
25016100 |
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PS/Najafgarh |
25016500 |
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PS/Jaffarpur
Kalan |
28019857 |
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PS/Chhawla |
25316100 |
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ACP/Dwarka |
|
28051587 |
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PS/Sec.23,
Dwarka |
28051584 |
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PS/Dwarka
North |
28031878 |
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PS/Kapashera |
25063758 |
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ACP/Dabri |
|
25500268 |
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PS/Dabri |
25506350 |
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PS/Bindapur |
25643525 |
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PS/Palam Village |
25365980 |
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Control Room, South-West District |
|
28042978 |
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4. |
DCP/West District
Office Location:
Rajouri Garden |
|
25166508 |
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Fax Number |
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|
25926101/
4222 |
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email address |
|
dcp-west-dl@nic.in |
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ACP/Hdqrs |
|
25921537 |
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ACP/Tilak Nagar |
25407901 |
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PS/ Tilak Nagar |
25409290 |
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PS/Maya Puri |
28117644 |
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PS/Hari Nagar |
28522868 |
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ACP/Vikas Puri |
25572422 |
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PS/
Vikas Puri |
25592600 |
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PS/Janakpuri |
25551410 |
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PS/Uttam
Nagar |
25377425 |
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ACP/Punjabi
Bagh |
|
25225615 |
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PS/Punjabi Bagh |
25225614 |
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PS/Mianwali
Nagar |
25268394 |
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PS/Paschim
Vihar |
25263471 |
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ACP/Rajouri
Garden |
|
25446901 |
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PS/Rajouri
Garden |
25453990 |
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PS/Kirti
Nagar |
25438719 |
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PS/Khyala |
25435550 |
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PS/Moti
Nagar |
25101150 |
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SL.No. |
Name of District |
Name of Sub.Division |
Name of Police Station |
Telephone Number |
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ACP/Nangloi |
|
25946800 |
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PS/Nangloi |
25947225 |
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PS/Nihal
Vihar |
25946710 |
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PS/Ranhola |
28363001 |
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Control Room, West District, New Delhi |
|
25934545
25441901 |
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JOINT COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, NORTHERN RANGE |
23490206 |
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1 |
DCP/Central District
Office Location: PS/Darya Ganj |
|
23261377 |
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|
Fax Number |
|
|
23261330 |
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|
Email address |
|
dcp_cd@yahoo.com |
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ACP/Hdqrs |
23288582 |
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|
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ACP/Darya
Ganj |
23268182 |
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PS/Darya
Ganj |
23274683 |
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PS/Jama
Masjid |
23261625 |
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PS/Chandni
Mahal |
23279338 |
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ACP/Kamla
Market |
23231578 |
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PS/Kamla
Market |
23230623 |
