Delhi's Crime Problem: What If You're Next?

Delhi is India's national capital — but how safe are its streets? From murder and robbery to sexual violence, serious crimes raise urgent questions about public safety, policing and government accountability. In this documentary, we examine Delhi's crime situation, revisit the horrific 2012 Nirbhaya case, discuss concerns about women's safety and investigate a fundamental question: *Who is responsible when the system fails?* Delhi Police operates under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, while the elected Delhi government and civic authorities have their own responsibilities. Understanding this division of power is essential to holding the right institutions accountable. In this video, we explore: Delhi's reported crime figures and what they actually mean The Nirbhaya case and the continuing debate over women's safety The responsibilities of Delhi Police, the Union government and the Delhi government Citizens' constitutional rights and access to justice Practical measures to improve public safety and accountability No government can prevent every crime. But every authority must take reasonable steps to protect citizens, investigate offences fairly and address proven failures. *Who should be held accountable when public safety fails — the police, the Union government, the Delhi government, or all responsible authorities?* Share your views in the comments. Watch till the end and join the discussion. Demand accountability, support victims and stand for a safer Delhi. Note: Crime statistics refer to registered or reported offences, not necessarily every crime committed. Allegations must be assessed through a fair legal process. #DelhiCrime #DelhiPolice #WomenSafety #GovernmentAccountability #IndianPolitics