The Delhi Police Pink Force will be formed with trained women police personnel to improve women safety in Delhi. Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu gave the direction on September 22, 2026, during a meeting with senior Delhi Police officers. The new force will patrol schools, colleges, metro stations, markets and other areas where people may need more police support.Key HighlightsThe Delhi Pink Force will have trained women police personnel.It will focus on schools, colleges, metro stations and other sensitive areas.Police will increase foot and motorcycle patrols during busy and vulnerable hours.Schools will get regular child safety and cybercrime awareness programs.Delhi Pink Force to Increase Police PresenceThe Pink Force Delhi Police plan is aimed at making police presence more visible in public places. The unit will work mainly in areas with high public movement and places where women and children may need help.The force is planned on the model of the Goa Police Pink Force. It will focus on both prevention and quick police response. The Delhi Police will also continue Operation Shishtachar, which targets eve-teasing and harassment in public places.“Women’s safety is non-negotiable. Women must be safe on every street, at every hour,” LG Taranjit Singh Sandhu said.Focus on Women Safety in DelhiThe new women safety force in Delhi will work along with existing police teams. Delhi Police has also been asked to increase foot and bike patrols around schools, markets and transport hubs.The aim is to improve safety during hours when public places may be more vulnerable. Police will also take action against public harassment and other safety concerns.Related Instagram Video : Delhi Police to Form Specialised Pink ForceChild Safety Delhi PlanThe plan also gives attention to children. Police districts will arrange regular school awareness programs. These sessions will cover child safety, the POCSO Act, cybercrime, substance abuse and road safety.Police stations have also been asked to organise sports activities for children aged 5 to 15 with schools and local resident groups.CCTV and Digital ComplaintsThe Delhi Police has also been told to improve real-time CCTV monitoring through the Traffic Control Room. Police will identify traffic congestion points and increase staff presence during busy hours.Another key step is digital tracking of Jan Sunwai complaints. Complaints will be recorded, tracked and handled within a fixed time. Complaints meant for other government departments will also be sent to the right authority.Together, these steps are aimed at improving women safety in Delhi, child safety and public confidence in the police.Also Read : Delhi Police Head Constable Arrested After Woman Shoots Herself at Noida Party
