Crime Rate in Delhi 2001-2016 : Are we safe ?

New Delhi, Capital of our great nation India.

But is it getting treatment like the capital of such a huge nation. With majority of officials/politicians arguing on twitter, things are getting out of hands.

There are two kind of people in this world, one who appear in the news and other who watch the news. Its just a matter of fact that you can become a victim from a viewer. I did some research and found out what exactly is going on in Delhi. 

In the image below you will find the statistics of crime rate in Delhi since 2001 which I got from the official Delhi Police Website and when you will check it out you will be surprised to see the jump in number of crimes.

Lets see some significant differences.

Dacoity 33 in 2013 but 82 in 2014 and 75 in 2015.

Attempt to murder 585 in 2013 and 770 each in 2014/15.

Robbery 1245 in 2013 and 6464 in 2014.

Rape 706 in 2012, 1636 in 2013 and 2166 in 2014.

Burglary 2835 in 2013 and 10309 in 2014.

Motor Vehicle Theft 14916 in 2013 and 23384 in 2014, 32729 in 2015.

Other Theft 11992 in 2013 and 42634 in 2014, 56385 in 2015.

Total IPC 80184 in 2013 and 155654 in 2014 and 191377 in 2015

We can see that things were kind of under control till 2013.

Above information clearly tells us that Delhi has a lot more issues and no one talks about it.

Our CM is busy messing with PM all the time, MLAs are getting arrested, who is going to stop all this ? 

With all due respect to the Police Department, we sleep well in our houses knowing that we are safe because there's army at the border and there's police in the country. 

Please Make things right.

Few facts about Delhi Police.

Police commissioner from June 2012 till  July 2013 was Neeraj Kumar.

Bhim Sain Bassi from July 2013 till February 2016.

Currently we have Alok Kumar Verma 

Delhi Police has 70,000 Police Officers Excluding constable staff and head department.

180 Stations and surprisingly 1 Helicopter 

Vivek Choudhary 

Civilian

Aamir's Intolerance Story Explained

Now I didn't research a lot on this neither do I've time for this. But here are my views.

First of all India is a very big country. We've all types of religions. Why do you care so much what an actor said ? The whole nation is going mad for this. All the keyboard warriors that even an eleven year old can beat are writing post after post and tweet after tweet. Did you even see the interview of Amir Khan I bet no. Where's the logic ? If he wanted to leave the country he would have done it long time ago. And even if he leaves, why the f*** do you care ? Is he your best friend? Anupam uncle ji who's nowhere near such matters when big politicians are involved is boasting like a lion over Amir khan. Rishi uncle who doesn't even speak ever, why he's barking on this issue ? I'll tell you why, Amir's issue is a SAFE issue. Amir is just an actor, and a muslim, and ruling party is BJP. So it's okay to speak now, right ? These Uncle's who should be doing charity work but instead are finding ways to enter into the political party by making themselves heard over a harmless topic. I bet they don't know what it's like to walk on a road in Delhi or Mumbai past 10pm.
Baat karte h saale.

And the media left no stone unturned to make money out if it. And people with their smartphone began posting their judgment as if they have the right to declare Amir guilty.
Imagine all these discussion, protest, resources, media coverage if used in an actual problem would have been really beneficial for this country. But no, everyone wakes up, oh what do I do today? It's a boring day, no spicy news, oh Amir said this ? How dare he? *opens his tweeter* I'll show that %$&*%$%*$$#@$%#@$.

That's it ? Is that you want ?

Resolve an issue like a grown man. For that you need to become a man. And real Men knows any statement made by a single person cannot affect the prestige of a country if rest of us prove it wrong by making it right if you know what I mean.

Grow Up my Indian nationals.
Think beyond these Religious issues.
Humanity is the biggest religion of all.

Vivek Choudhary.