Archive · 14 Sep 2026
Sandhu Praises Delhi Police After Smooth BRICS Summit Security
Lieutenant Governor Taranjeet Singh Sandhu praised Delhi Police after BRICS events were held in Delhi.
The events lasted three days.
Sandhu said the police showed professionalism and dedication.
He congratulated Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar and the wider police force.
Their security and coordination helped the summit take place smoothly and safely.
Before the summit, Sandhu launched an upgraded Delhi Traffic Police website.
The website is designed to work easily on phones, tablets, and other devices.
People can use it to check and pay traffic challans.
Lieutenant Governor Taranjeet Singh Sandhu praised Delhi Police for security arrangements during the three-day BRICS events in Delhi.
Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar met Sandhu at Lok Niwas after the events.
Sandhu congratulated Kumar and the police force for helping ensure the smooth conduct of the 18th BRICS Summit.
The Lieutenant Governor had launched an upgraded Delhi Traffic Police website on September 10.
The portal lets users check traffic challans using vehicle numbers and pay them through a QR code.
- Who
- Lieutenant Governor Taranjeet Singh Sandhu, Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar, and the Delhi Police force.
- What
- Sandhu praised Delhi Police for security and coordination during the 18th BRICS Summit and highlighted the upgraded Delhi Traffic Police website.
- When
- Sandhu made the remarks on Monday after the three-day BRICS events held over the weekend; the website was launched on September 10.
- Where
- The BRICS events took place in Delhi, and Kumar met Sandhu at Lok Niwas.
- Why
- Sandhu said the police’s professionalism, dedication, security arrangements, and coordination helped the summit proceed smoothly and safely.
- Event
- 18th BRICS Summit
- Event duration
- Three days
- Location
- Delhi
- Police commissioner
- Anurag Kumar
- Website launch
- September 10
- Website features
- Traffic challan checks by vehicle number and QR-code payments
- Intended website uses
- Traffic information, road-safety awareness, civic education, and citizen participation