2 July 2026

Delhi L-G on policing

The topic provides context on police reform, citizen-centric governance, and women's safety initiatives, which are useful for illustrating answers on internal security and social welfare but lacks the depth of a specific policy or legislative change.

Questions

1. Discuss the significance of 'citizen-centric policing' in urban governance. How can a shift from traditional enforcement to a more sensitive approach improve public trust and law enforcement outcomes in metropolitan areas? 150 words
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2. Police reforms in India have long emphasized the need for a transition from a colonial-era force to a service-oriented institution. In the context of rising urban crime, evaluate the role of community-based policing and technological integration in enhancing the safety of vulnerable sections of society. 250 words
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Prelims

1. Which of the following best describes the core objective of 'citizen-centric policing' as advocated in recent administrative discourse?

   1. A Strictly focusing on punitive measures to reduce traffic violations.
   2. B Prioritizing the use of heavy surveillance technology over human intelligence.
   3. C Increasing the autonomy of police forces from judicial oversight.
   4. D Focusing on the sensitivity of law enforcement towards the safety of women and children.