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Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar Holds Public Dialogue at Alipur Station During Diwali Milan
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 10:31 PM
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Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar visited Alipur police station for a public dialogue, part of a Diwali Milan event, accompanied by senior officers Vijay Singh and Shobhit Saxena.
Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar recently visited Alipur police station to engage directly with residents. The meeting, framed as a public dialogue, was organized as part of the Diwali Milan programme aimed at fostering community‑police cooperation during the festive season.
Accompanying the commissioner were Joint Police Commissioner (Northern Range) Vijay Singh and Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer North) Shobhit Saxena. Together they addressed questions from locals, highlighted safety measures for the upcoming Diwali celebrations, and reiterated the police force's commitment to responsive service.
Officials used the platform to remind citizens about fire safety, crowd management and the importance of reporting suspicious activity. The dialogue concluded with a brief cultural segment of the Diwali Milan, underscoring the police department's effort to blend civic outreach with festive celebrations.
The event reflects a broader push by Delhi police to maintain public trust and ensure a secure environment during one of India's most widely celebrated festivals.
Accompanying the commissioner were Joint Police Commissioner (Northern Range) Vijay Singh and Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer North) Shobhit Saxena. Together they addressed questions from locals, highlighted safety measures for the upcoming Diwali celebrations, and reiterated the police force's commitment to responsive service.
Officials used the platform to remind citizens about fire safety, crowd management and the importance of reporting suspicious activity. The dialogue concluded with a brief cultural segment of the Diwali Milan, underscoring the police department's effort to blend civic outreach with festive celebrations.
The event reflects a broader push by Delhi police to maintain public trust and ensure a secure environment during one of India's most widely celebrated festivals.