Haryana has reported a substantial decline in crime rates for the year 2023, according to the state’s Director General of Police (DGP), Shatrujeet Kapoor. The announcement highlighted noteworthy reductions in various crime categories, including dacoities, robberies, and crimes against women. Kapoor emphasized a strategic shift towards addressing the drug menace, combatting cybercrime, and guiding the youth in a positive direction.
Key Points:
- Crime Decline in Haryana:
- DGP Shatrujeet Kapoor disclosed a significant decrease in crime rates across various categories in Haryana for 2023.
- Notable reductions were observed in dacoity cases (28.9% decrease), robberies (18.1% reduction), and snatching incidents (3.9% drop).
- Crimes against women also showed declines, with kidnappings down by 7.2%, rape cases decreasing by 6.9%, and molestation witnessing a 7.9% drop.
- Focus Areas in Haryana:
- Kapoor outlined the current focus areas, which include intensifying efforts to curb the drug menace, addressing cybercrime, and ensuring positive engagement for the youth.
- Positive Trends in Tirupati:
- Additionally, Tirupati district in Andhra Pradesh reported a commendable 15% decrease in overall crime rates for 2023.
- Specific improvements were highlighted in bodily offences, murder cases, and property offenses, reflecting positive trends in law enforcement.
- Challenges and Achievements:
- While Haryana saw a reduction in crime, there was an increase in recorded drug smuggling and liquor smuggling cases, signaling a challenge for authorities.
- The state also reported significant drug recoveries, amounting to Rs 300 crore, from methamphetamine laboratories.
- BJP’s Response in Rajasthan:
- The BJP government in Rajasthan faced criticism for its perceived silence following a series of heinous crimes in the state.
- Incidents such as slitting throats for ornaments, kidnapping, gang-rape, molestation, and valuables-related violence prompted concerns.
- The BJP spokesperson assured that the government would convey a message of zero tolerance for crime in the coming weeks.
The reported decline in crime rates in Haryana is a positive development, with a strategic focus on emerging challenges such as drug-related offenses and cybercrime. The situation in Rajasthan underscores the need for swift responses to address specific types of crimes and maintain public confidence.
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