Itanagar: The Capital Police has unveiled its annual report for the period spanning from July 17, 2023, to July 17, 2024, showcasing impressive strides in crime prevention, law enforcement, and community outreach.
Crime fighting success: A year of victories
Under the leadership of Capital SP Rohit Rajbir Singh, the Capital Police tackled a total of 528 cases this year, ranging from 35 heinous crimes to 409 non-heinous offenses and 84 cases under special acts.
What stands out is their stellar record in solving cases, with an impressive 443 out of 528 cases cracked, including all 35 heinous crimes. This achievement underscores their unwavering commitment to ensuring safety and justice for the community.
Cracking down on drugs: Seizing crime by its roots
In their ongoing battle against narcotics, the Capital Police registered 34 cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, apprehending 44 individuals involved in drug trafficking. Their operations led to the seizure of 2.167 kg of heroin and a staggering 18.519 kg of cannabis, dealing a significant blow to drug networks operating in the region.
Notable arrests & recoveries: Bringing justice home
Throughout the year, the Capital Police made headlines with several high-profile arrests, including that of Majibur Rahman, a fugitive wanted for murder and rape who had eluded capture for over a decade.
Moreover, through ‘Operation Dawn’, they dismantled multiple drugs trafficking rings, nabbing key players and seizing narcotics worth lakhs of rupees.
Their vigilance extended to cracking down on vehicle theft, recovering 63 stolen two-wheelers valued at Rs 71 lakhs, along with 5 four-wheelers worth Rs 80 lakhs.
In a remarkable recovery effort, they also retrieved jewellery and electronic items worth a staggering 5 crores and uncovered a major fraud case, recovering approximately Rs 92 lakhs in cash.
Rescue operations & community engagement: Serving with compassion
Beyond law enforcement, the Capital Police demonstrated their humanitarian side by rescuing 10 minor girls from human trafficking rings spanning three states, leading to the arrest of 28 individuals involved in this heinous trade. Their proactive approach extended to managing 43 VIP/VVIP visits, securing 196 events including exams and religious processions, and handling over 4 lakh attendees with utmost professionalism.
Empowering communities: Building trust, inspiring change
The Capital Police engaged extensively with the community through innovative outreach programs. They leveraged music concerts, MMA events, and marathons to raise awareness against drug abuse, alongside organizing four successful blood donation camps that saw 647 enthusiastic donors contribute.
Introducing modern solutions, they launched e-Services for seamless police verifications, conducted health camps for their personnel and families, and released a comprehensive investigative handbook titled “अन्वेषण संग्रह”.
Looking ahead: A commitment to excellence
Reflecting on their achievements, SP Singh expressed pride in the Capital Police’s enhanced investigative capabilities, strengthened community bonds, and innovative use of technology.
“Our success in solving crimes and the positive feedback from our community are testaments to our dedication,” he said.
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