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Delhi Police Issues 16 Helpline Numbers To Report, Verify Rumours Amid Tension
The Delhi Police on Monday issued 16 helpline numbers for residents of different parts of Delhi to verify any report or rumour of violence in the city.
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Delhi Police Launches Helpline Number For Mob Violence Complaints
The Delhi Police has launched two helpline numbers for complaints related to noise pollution and incidents of mob violence in the national capital, officials said Thursday.
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Delhi Police Get At Least 72,000 'Blank Calls' Daily
Police are hassled by around 72,000 "blank calls" every day with some callers dialling the Police Control Room helpline numbers over 50 times "by mistake". With '112' also being in the trial run, along with '100', the number of blank calls received on both these helpline numbers totals to around 72,000 every day, said a senior police officer.
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18 Distress Calls In A Minute To Delhi Police Helpline
The police control room in the national capital gets on an average 18 distress calls in one minute and the rate of such calls not being attended to or abandoned by the caller is barely one per cent.
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After Gang-Rape Outrage, Bulandshahr Police Says It Can't Receive Calls
The taxi driver, agonizing over his raped 14-year-old daughter and wife, kept calling the emergency police helpline - 100. He kept calling for 15 minutes, and then gave up trying. The phone either rang out or was busy. The battered family could do nothing but wait.
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People in Distress Can Approach Delhi Police Through Twitter
Delhiites in distress can now approach police, and even the top city cop, through Twitter with the launch of three Twitter handles by Delhi Police today.
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Kanpur Police Launch New Helpline
In a bid to ensure quick redressal of grievances, Kanpur police today launched a helpline on which people can register their complaints through calls or messages.
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Delhi Police will drop women home
Police will now drop women stranded in the city at their homes if they seek assistance by calling up the '100' helpline.These and other decisions were taken by Delhi Police to ensure safety of women in the Capital, two days after a 30-year-old call centre employee was abducted and raped by five men while she was returning home from work."If any wom...
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Delhi Police Issues 16 Helpline Numbers To Report, Verify Rumours Amid Tension
The Delhi Police on Monday issued 16 helpline numbers for residents of different parts of Delhi to verify any report or rumour of violence in the city.
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Delhi Police Launches Helpline Number For Mob Violence Complaints
The Delhi Police has launched two helpline numbers for complaints related to noise pollution and incidents of mob violence in the national capital, officials said Thursday.
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Delhi Police Get At Least 72,000 'Blank Calls' Daily
Police are hassled by around 72,000 "blank calls" every day with some callers dialling the Police Control Room helpline numbers over 50 times "by mistake". With '112' also being in the trial run, along with '100', the number of blank calls received on both these helpline numbers totals to around 72,000 every day, said a senior police officer.
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18 Distress Calls In A Minute To Delhi Police Helpline
The police control room in the national capital gets on an average 18 distress calls in one minute and the rate of such calls not being attended to or abandoned by the caller is barely one per cent.
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After Gang-Rape Outrage, Bulandshahr Police Says It Can't Receive Calls
The taxi driver, agonizing over his raped 14-year-old daughter and wife, kept calling the emergency police helpline - 100. He kept calling for 15 minutes, and then gave up trying. The phone either rang out or was busy. The battered family could do nothing but wait.
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People in Distress Can Approach Delhi Police Through Twitter
Delhiites in distress can now approach police, and even the top city cop, through Twitter with the launch of three Twitter handles by Delhi Police today.
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Kanpur Police Launch New Helpline
In a bid to ensure quick redressal of grievances, Kanpur police today launched a helpline on which people can register their complaints through calls or messages.
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Delhi Police will drop women home
Police will now drop women stranded in the city at their homes if they seek assistance by calling up the '100' helpline.These and other decisions were taken by Delhi Police to ensure safety of women in the Capital, two days after a 30-year-old call centre employee was abducted and raped by five men while she was returning home from work."If any wom...
