Archive · 6 Aug 2025
Delhi Police Chief Announces Four-Point Reform Plan
The new boss of Delhi Police, S.B.K. Singh, wants to make things better.
He wants officers to walk around more so people see them.
He's cracking down on anyone taking bribes and making sure the police are doing a good job.
He's also making police stations easier to use by training the officers.
Finally, he's checking all the old cases to see what happened.
It's like he wants to make sure the police are visible, honest, helpful, and organized.
Delhi's new police chief, S.B.K. Singh, outlines four key areas for improvement.
Foot patrolling will be a top priority with officers on duty from 4:30 to 6:30 PM.
Efforts to curb corruption will involve both institutional and non-institutional mechanisms.
Public facilitation desks at police stations will be improved with trained personnel.
An audit of cases registered in the last five years will be conducted by August 31st.
- Who
- Delhi Police Commissioner Shashi Bhushan Kumar Singh.
- What
- Delhi Police Chief outlines four changes: increased police visibility, curbing corruption, better responses at police stations, and an audit of past cases.
- When
- Announced shortly after S.B.K. Singh took additional charge.
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To improve policing, curb corruption, and enhance public service.
- Police Chief
- S.B.K. Singh
- Key Priorities
- Foot patrolling, curb on corruption, improved police station responses, case audit
- Foot Patrol Hours
- 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
- Case Audit Deadline
- August 31st