Edited Annual

ITANAGAR CAPITAL POLICE ANNUAL REPORT - 2022
PREFACE
It gives me immense pleasure that Capital Police is
coming out with a publication titled ‘ITANAGAR CAPITAL
POLICE ANNUAL REPORT 2022’. Itanagar, a beautiful city
in the lap of nature provides mesmerizing views at the
same time functions as the fulcrum of administration and
governance for the state of Arunachal Pradesh.
Policing involves a special trust given to us by the public

Shri Satish Golcha, IPS
to uphold and enforce the law. As servants of the public,
DGP, Arunachal Pradesh
policing entails and requires us to have thousands of
interactions with the public and the community we serve.
Often times these contacts are during times of crisis and
distress and therefore being sensitive to needs of public
remain sacrosanct.
Capital of Arunchal Pradesh like any other state has its own
challenges and therefore require specific policing solutions.
Itanagar Police through this document has complied the
works done and citizen services rendered throughout the
year 2022.
I am really excited to present this initiative in the form

of Annual Report 2022 which will help Capital Police to
review its work and keep striving for highest standards of
professionalism and public service in all its endeavours.
Also, I would like to extend my hearty compliments to the
entire team that has worked to bring out this document.
Shri Satish Golcha, IPS

DGP, Arunachal Pradesh
FOREWORD
I am delighted to know that Itanagar Capital Police
has prepared first of its kind document titled ‘ITANAGAR
CAPITAL POLICE ANNUAL REPORT 2022’ which entails
a summary of the work done by Capital police in the last
calendar year.
The publication has focused on Crime trends, L&O and

Security arrangements for the year 2022, Community
Shri Chukhu Apa, IPS
Policing Initiatives, Emergency Response Support System
IGP, Law & Order
Arunachal Pradesh (ERSS) Dial 112, Police Welfare and year-long professional
good work done by the personnel of Capital Police.
I believe that this document shall help us advance

professional police services in the Capital Complex by
promoting citizen-first approach and build cordial relations
with all stakeholders.
In the end, I wish this document becomes a continuing

endeavour which is reviewed, amended and updated
annually making it an organic publication exercise.
Best Wishes!
Shri Chukhu Apa, IPS

IGP, Law & Order
Arunachal Pradesh
Content
Highlights of the year ................................ 01

ITAnAGAR Capital Police at a Glance ................................ 02
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OrganiSational Structure 03
Resources ................................ 04
Crime & Investigation ................................ 05
Law & Order and Security Arrangements ................................ 10
Emergency Response-Dial 112 ................................ 14
Traffic Policing ................................ 15
Initiatives and Community PolIcing ................................ 17
Proffesional Excellence & Good Works ................................ 23
Awards and Recognitions ................................ 29
Road Ahead 2023: from the Desk of SP, Capital ................................ 30
Capital Police at your service ................................ 32

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ITANAGAR CAPITAL POLICE AT A GLANCE

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
SP Office, Itanagar capital region

was established after bifurcation of
Papumpare district in the year 2008 with
its jurisdiction over the whole region
of the state capital of Itanagar and its
adjoining regions including, Itanagar,
Naharlagun, Nirjuli and Banderdewa.
Initially, the capital police started

with 04 police stations: PS Itanagar,
PS Naharlagun, PS Nirjuli and PS
Banderdewa.
Later in the year 2013, Women Police

Station, Itanagar became functional as
part of Capital Police.
On 14th August, 2021, three more police

stations became part of Itanagar Capital
Police cohort- PS Chimpu, PS Niti Vihar
and PS Papu hills.
Presently, Capital Police has a total of

08 (Eight) Police Stations namely, Itanagar,
Chimpu, Niti Vihar, Women PS, Naharlagun,
Nirjuli, Banderdewa and Papu Hills;
and a Police Outpost i.e., Chessa Police
Outpost.
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ITANAGAR CAPITAL POLICE
ITANAGAR
ANNUAL
CAPITAL
REPORT
POLICE
- 2023
ANNUAL REPORT - 2022
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CRIME AND
INVESTIGATION
 OVER ALL CRIME: (IPC AND SPECIAL ACTS)
1143 1019
In 2022, a total of 1019 cases registered in 08 police stations as against 1143 in 2021.
2021 2022
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 IPC CRIME: 1050 896
896 cases under IPC registered in 2022 against 1050 cases in 2021. 2021 2022
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 SPECIAL ACT CASES:
In the year 2022, 123 cases registered under Special Acts, while 93 cases were registered 93 123
in 2021. 2021 2022
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 HEINOUS CRIME (Cases of Murder, attempt to murder, rape, robbery,
dacoity, kidnapping for ransom and riot): 67 55
55 heinous cases registered in 2022 and 67 cases in 2021. 2021 2022
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 NON-HEINOUS CRIME: 981 841
During the year 2022, 841 cases of Non-heinous crime registered against 983 in 2021.
2021 2022
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 NDPS ACT CASES: 39 60
In 2022, 60 cases under NDPS Act registered against 39 in 2021.
2021 2022
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 CRIME AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN:
A total of 159 cases of crime against women and children registered during the year 2022 195 159
against 195 cases in 2021. 2021 2022
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 BODILY CRIME: 344 294
294 cases of bodily crime registered during the year 2022 against 344 in 2021.
2021 2022
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 PROPERTY CRIME 576 461
In the year 2022, 461 cases of property crime registered against 576 in 2021. 2021 2022
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 MV/AUTOMOBILE THEFT
During the year 2022, 238 cases of MV/automobile theft registered against 239 cases in 239 238
2021. 2021 2022
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 UNNATURAL DEATH (UD)/INQUEST CASES: 71 90
During the year 2022, 90 cases of Unnatural Death (UD) registered against 71 in 2021.
2021 2022
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 ILP CHECKING AND VIOLATORS DETECTED:
In 2022, 175 ILP checking conducted and 415 violators detected, while in 2021, number of
107/484 175/415
ILP checking was 107 and violators detected were 484.
2021 2022
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NUMBER OF MV THEFT CASES AND VEHICLES RECOVERED
VEHICLE RECOVERED
CASES
YEAR TWO FOUR
REGISTERED
WHEELER WHEELER
2021 239 46 03
2022 238 38 04
Total 477 84 07
ENFORCEMENT OF INNER LINE PERMIT (ILP) ACT
YEAR ILP CHECKING ILP VIOLATORS

2021 107 484
2022 175 415
TOTAL 282 899
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LAW & ORDER AND

SECURITY ARRANGEMENT
Maintenance of Law and order and ensuring peace and security is the primary duty of
police. Itanagar, being the capital of the state houses important and vital installations from
where the entire government machinery functions. Hence, any disruption in capital due to
law and order can have debilitating impact on entire state ecosystem. Therefore, Capital
police always gives top priority on handling L&O situations in capital with full sensitivity
and adequate deployment.
• Throughout the year, Capital police besides crime and investigation was
engaged in various Law and order arrangements in the Capital region.
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• Law and Order arrangements during the Bandh calls were successful in
preventing loss of life and property.
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• Rallies, where thousands of people participated were efficiently handled
through police deployment and no untoward incident was reported.
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• Full proof security to VVIP/VIPs was provided during their visits in the ICR.
VARIOUS LAW AND ORDER AND SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS
• Bandh calls • Dharna

• Rallies/procession • Examinations
• Presidential
• PM Visit
candidate’s Visit
• Presidential Election • 73rd Republic Day
• 75th Independence Day • HCM’s programs in ICR
• Governor’s Programs
• AAPSU Election
in ICR
• AP Legislative
• Union Ministers’ visits
Assembly Sessions
• Festivals (Local and
• Remittance duty
major)
• Other Union and State

• Eviction duty
dignitaries’ visits
SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS
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BANDH CALL (JANUARY 2022)
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AAPSU ELECTIONS (MAY 2022)
RALLY BY ARUNACHAL CHRISTIAN FORUM (AUGUST 2022)
12
PM VISIT (NOVEMBER 2022)
MASS REFERENDUM RALLY (DECEMBER 2022)
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE
“DIAL-112”
• Capital police has 05 PCR vehicles equipped with GPS and MDT besides other
equipment, positioned at five locations of Gohpur tri-junction, Ganga Police Beat
post, Ziro point, Naharlagun and Kankar Nallah 24 hours a day and seven days a week
to respond to any sort of emergency.
• On 12/08/2022, the first all-women PCR was started with a total strength of 07 lady
police personnel.
• A total of 796 calls attended during the year 2022.
• The average response time of the PCR vehicle was about 9 minutes.
NAME CALL ATTENDED BY PCRS

Sl
OF TOTAL
no Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
PCRS
1. PCR-1 12 13 10 20 18 10 17 18 16 17 24 20 195
2. PCR-2 15 26 30 24 20 22 25 20 19 20 23 31 275
3. PCR-3 07 15 18 17 26 83
4. PCR-4 06 10 19 11 15 21 27 21 22 21 24 18 215
5. PCR-5 -- 11 09 08 28
TOTAL 33 49 59 55 53 53 69 66 72 87 97 103 796
Note: PCR 3 and PCR 5 became functional from month August and October respectively.
Examples of good work done by PCR: (Not exhaustive but indicative)

• On 28/07/22 at 1001 hrs, PCR-1 received information about the missing of two minor
girls from Rajbhawan area. After getting the photographs and other details of the girls,
PCR-1 conducted a search operation, and successfully recovered the two girls from
near BHQ, Chimpu at around 1015 hours. The girls were handed over to Oju NGO safely.
• On 15/05/2022 at 2040 hrs, PCR-2 received information about a landslide that occurred
near Punjabi dhaba, Itanagar. PCR-2 rushed to the site immediately and evacuated 02
(two) persons to RKM hospital, Itanagar saving the lives of both the victims.
• PCR vehicles upon receipt of the information of accidents, on several occasions

reached the accident site and rescued the victims to the hospitals on time.
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TRAFFIC
POLICING
In order to address the challenges of growing traffic in city, Capital Police has a
separate Traffic Cell headed by a DySP (Traffic). DySP Traffic is assisted by two Traffic In-
charges/Officers, one each in Itanagar and Naharlagun. The mandate of Traffic cell is also
to regulate and enforce traffic rules and ensure no infringement of traffic laws takes places
in the ICR.
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT (YEAR 2021 AND 2022)
ENFORCEMENT THROUGH WHEEL CLAMPS:

During the year 2022, wheel clamps were used in 1272 vehicles parked in the ‘No Parking’ area/
zone and for wrong parking; and legal actions against them was taken as per the MV Act.
In 2021, the number of vehicles where wheel clamps used was 748.
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NUMBER OF VIOLATIONS DETECTED (2022):
TYPES OF VEHICLES
2-wheeler 3-wheeler 4-wheeler Total vehicles
2832 68 5188 8088
ROAD ACCIDENTS
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INITIATIVES AND
COMMUNITY POLICING
E-SERVICES
Providing of police services at the click of a button through use of internet and web-based
applications was introduced in the year 2021 for ICR region.
The rationale was to remove delays and hassle of physically visiting police stations; and to
make service delivery system more citizen-centric and transparent.
E-services introduced in 2021 provide the Police Clearance certificates, Lost Certificates,
Passport verification and Service verification to the citizens through online mode.
o Website : https://eservice.arunachal.gov.in

ANNUAL REPORT OF PASSPORT / E-SERVICES OF SP CAPITAL OFFICE
SL. 2021 2022

E-SERVICE
No. Total Processed Rejected Total Processed Rejected
1. PCC 2270 2095 175 4046 3407 639
2. LOST 1206 1202 04 4534 4453 81
3. TENDER 49 44 5 280 239 41
4. PASSPORT VERIFICATION - 13844 -
5. SERVICE VERIFICATION - 304 -
E-CHALLAN
• E-Challan introduced in the ICR to ease
the process of challan and to maintain
transparency.
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ROADSIDE PATHSHALA
• Capital Police launched and started a Roadside Pathshala, a traffic awareness
campaign to educate the commuters and drivers about the traffic rules & regulations,
traffic signs & symbols, consequences and costs of road accidents.
• In 2022, a total of 16 roadside pathshalas were organised, wherein, around 900 persons
were given the awareness.
SASHAKTI: SELF-DEFENCE TRAINING FOR SCHOOL GIRLS

• Capital police conducted self defence training of one week each in 10 schools of ICR
and imparted training to around 350 girl students.
ANTI-DRUGS CORNER
• Capital Police established an anti-drugs corner in all the 8 (Eight) police stations of
Itanagar Capital region to facilitate and provide awareness and information about the
rehabilitation and de-addiction centers to drug addicts who want to undergo change
in their life.
• Around 15 drug addicts have availed the facilitation during the year.
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMME

• Community outreach programmes were conducted in Dera Natung Govt. College, Bini
Yanga Women college, Don Bosco College and Arunadhaya university to familiarize
the students about the police functioning and to improve the relationship with the
students. Senior police officers from PHQ attended the programmes.
• Around 1200 students from the four educational institutions participated in the
programmes.
EDUCATIONAL TOUR OF THE STUDENTS TO POLICE STATIONS AND

TRAFFIC POLICE
• Around 50 students were familiarized with Women PS and Itanagar PS, and were
briefed about the functioning of the police in the capital.
• The students were attached with the traffic police as well.
• NCC cadets attached to PS Naharlagun.
INTRODUCTION OF KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR

• To assess and improve the performance of the Investigating officers and OCs of the
PSs, KPI introduced.
• The IOs and OCs submit the report weekly to SP, and on the basis of the various
indicators, the officers are given the points.
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ORIENTATION CUM DETOX CAMP ORGANIZED

• A three-day orientation cum detox camp was organized by Itanagar police team with
an objective of “Towards drug free life” in collaboration with the Recovery Wellness
Society at LBS Mess, Itanagar.
Meeting with the members of Itanagar Market Welfare Association (IMWA), Chimpu
Market Welfare Association and Naharlagun Market Welfare Association regarding the
cases of extortions and other forceful donations/contributions.
CAPITAL POLICE AS A FIRST RESPONDER IN NATURAL DISASTERS

• ICR due to its geographical location and climatic condition, influenced by monsoon
faces the challenges of landslides, mud runoffs etc every year.
• In 2022, Capital Police performed rescue operations and relief tasks with general
administration and SDRF during the landslides and other natural calamities, saving
lives and providing immediate assistance in hours of crises.
• Capital police assisted in setting up of relief camps and evacuation of victims to relief
camps.
• Recovery of dead bodies helped families perform last rites.
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POLICE ADMINISTRATION AND WELFARE

• Transfer and posting:
During the year, 32 police officers and personnel were released upon their transfer to other
districts and units from the capital police, including 02 DySsP and 02 Inspectors; and 73
police officers and personnel joined in the district including 01 Addl. SP, 02 DySsP, 04
Inspectors and 03 Sub-Inspectors.
• Retirement:
09 Police officers and personnel retired from service upon their superannuation, including
one Inspector and 05 ASIs from the Itanagar Capital Police. The pension of 06 personnel
finalized, while the finalisation of the pension of rest 3 personnel is on process.
• Promotion:
A total of 14 police officers and personnel promoted during the year, including 02 officers
from DySP to Addl SP, one from ASI to SI and 11 from Constable to Head constable.
• Leave:
Various leaves were granted to 411 personnel on various grounds.
• Welfare loans:
Loans from APP welfare were sanctioned to 10 police personnel on ground of marriage and
medical, amounting to total Rs. 8,75000/-
• Disciplinary actions:
Departmental enquiries (DE) against 07 personnel contemplated and awarded major
and minor punishments accordingly. Show Cause Notices against 12 personnel served,
Explanation from 47 personnel issued and Advisory Memo against 07 personnel issued.
Sampark Sabhas:
Sampark Sabhas on PS level, Sub-division level and District level conducted on regular
basis, and redressed the grievances of the police officers and personnel.
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ANNUAL HEALTH CHECK UP

• Benefited around 131 police personnel of various ranks.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF FUND

• Upon the untimely demise of two police personnel during the year, an immediate relief
fund of Rs. 1,25,000/- each has been disbursed and handed over to the next of kin of
the two deceased.
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PROFESSIONAL
EXCELLENCE & GOOD WORKS
JANUARY 2022
Recovered 10 stolen luxury cars including Fortuners, Scorpios, Creta etc. and arrested two
accused persons.
FEBRUARY 2022
Solved the case of fake appointment in Health department and arrested two accused
persons from Patna, Bihar and Gohpur, Assam.
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FEBRUARY 2022
SI Shibu George Murder Case:- Chimpu Police led by Investigating Officer of the case
Insp T Tasso, Itanagar PS team and SIT (PHQ) after the relentless effort cracked a clueless
murder case and arrested the main accused persons from North Lakhimpur, Assam and 02
co-accused from Barrackpore, West Bengal.
APRIL 2022
Record Seizure of illegal narcotic drugs: Naharlagun PS team seized around 721.64 Kg of
Ganja/Cannabis and arrested 06 accused persons. The police team seized cash amount of
Rs. 50000, 1 pistol (.22) and 1 Vehicle (Toyota Furtuner) from their possession.
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JULY 2022
Khoya-Paya Abhiyaan
The initiative taken by Naharlagun Police Station and later introduced in Itanagar PS to
recover the missing mobile phones by constituting a Special Cell comprised of young
and educated constables of the PS. The team successfully recovered more than 150 cell
phones and handed over the mobile phones to their rightful owners. The initiative helped
Naharlagun police to develop and improve its relationship with the public.
AUGUST 2022
Solved the ATM Burglary case The case of ATM burglary occurred in Model Village,
Naharlagun, the Naharlagun Police team showed immense professionalism by solving the
case by identifying the unknown miscreants, uncovering the conspiracy and preventing
their plan to commit another ATM robbery, all within a span of 15 days. 09 accused persons
from Assam, Haryana and Rajasthan were arrested, equipment used to commit the offence
were recovered and around 3 lacs of cash amount was recovered.
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SEPTEMBER 2022
Arrested 6 (six) persons in APPSC AE paper leakage case of 2022: Capital police
investigated the case and arrested 06 accused persons before handing the case to SIC.
SEPTEMBER 2022
Itanagar Police rescued a four-month-old child from a known drug peddler within 4 hours
and arrested the accused person.
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SEPTEMBER 2022 Itanagar Police rescued a four-month-old child from a known drug
peddler within 4 hours and arrested the accused person.
Seized huge amount of IMFL

Capital police along with executive magistrates seized huge amount of IMFL being sold
illegally in shops across the ICR.
NOVEMBER 2022
Wanted rape accused of Shi-Yomi district, who was avoiding arrest for 20 days arrested by
capital police after conducting raids in multiple locations across the city within 12 hours of
receipt of the information.
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NOVEMBER 2022
Naharlagun police rescued a 4-year-old child who was kidnapped and trafficked for Rs.
1.5 lakhs, and arrested two accused persons.
DECEMBER 2022
Solved a case of cheating of Rs. 4.15 crore: Itanagar PS team and the IO of the case Inspr O
Ronrang solved the case by recovering/freezing an amount of Rs. 3.68 Crore and arresting
one accused from Delhi.
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AWARDS AND
RECOGNITION-2022
Indian Police Medal: SI S. S. Jha awarded with
Presidents Police Medal for Gallantry, while L/ASI
Bindu Adhikari and L/ASI Bipi Doke (Tali) awarded
with Presidents police medal for meritorious
service during the year.
DGP commendation Disc: 07 Police Officers and
personnel rewarded with AP DGP Disc DySP Dekio
Gumja, APPS, Inspr K.B.Chetry (retired), Inspr Tadu
Hassang, SI S.S.Jha, ASI(T) Ashok Kr Yadav, HC (D)
Marki Kamgo and Ct. Jumli Zirdo
DGP Commendation Certificate: 03
Commendation Certificate-I from PHQ: 74
Appreciation Letters from PHQ: 05 SI S. S. Jha receiving PPM
Commendation Certificate-III from SP Capital: 19 Certificate from Hon’ble Chief
Minister, Arunachal Pradesh
Appreciation Letters from SP Capital: 35
Cash rewards from SP Capital: 180 police officers and personnel with cash rewards
amounting to total of Rs. 201800/-
DySP Dekio Gumja, APPS receiving DGP Ct. Jumli Zirdo receiving DGP
Commendation Disc From Hon’ble Commendation Disc From Hon’ble
Dy. Chief Minister, Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister, Arunachal Pradesh
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FROM SP’s DESK

ROAD AHEAD 2023
C hallanges: Itanagar Capital Region being the most

populated urban area in the state, has the most diverse
mix of people in terms of tribal identities as well as people
from other parts of the country. Being the administrative
center, educational focal point and the business hub of the
state, the demography is also continuously changing due
Shri Jimmy Chiram, IPS to large numbers of students and other youngsters coming
Superintendent of Police
Itanagar Capital Region
to the capital to pursue their studies and other vocations.
There is a fast-paced growth in business and construction
enterprises, which has led to increased commercial activities
in this area.
War against Drug: The growing young population with urban aspirations but low source
of income has led to the challenges of increased instance of drug abuse in the city. In the year
2023, Capital Police will continue its zero tolerance against drug prevalence in the ICR. All
possible steps will be taken to tackle the menace of drugs in ICR in a wholistic manner which
will include awareness, enforcement and rehabilitation. A dedicated Anti-Drugs Squad and
special teams in the police stations are engaged to curb the drug menace with focus on major
distributors to small time peddlers.
Emergency Response Support System: A modern city requires faster delivery of public
services. Wider publicity of the Emergency Response Support System (ERSS) Dial 112 and even
swifter response on distress calls is key to bring policing services closer to the community. Capital
Police will put further efforts to make Dial 112 more public friendly by diverting resources and
improving upon efficiency of distress call handling. Synergy between police station and PCR
will be strengthened to iron out any coordination issues and ensure citizen first approach to
emergency response.
Community Policing: Effective Community Engagement and education, with special focus
on sections like women, children, other deprived groups, is key to maintaining law and order,
control crime in local areas, effective management of public expectations and confidence. In the
year 2023, Capital police will capitalise on the gains of programs like Shashakti, Road safety
Awareness, visits to educational institutions, community meetings, etc organised in last year
and take them forward to enhance their reach and effectiveness. The use of social media by ICR
police will be an area of focus for effective community engagement because of its inherent ability
of wide reach in the local community and specially the youngsters who are most susceptible to
deviant behaviour. The community engagement programs of ICR police will focus on improve
the public-police relation and making police more people friendly.
Cyber Crime and Scientific Investigation: The wide use of social media and mobile phones
have brought the world closer to the people, however, it has also made the public vulnerable
to newer modus operandi of the criminals who use it as a tool for deception and crime. Thus,
cybercrime has become an important area of focus for all Enforcement agencies across the
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globe. In 2023, Capital police will focus on Capacity building and training of police personnel to
meet the demands of modern scientific investigations and challenges posed by cyber criminals.
Strengthening of the Cyber cell is the top priority of SP, Capital and a team has been formed at
the district level to streamline the processes of handing cyber-crime complaints. Technical and
capacity building assistance from State Cyber Cell under SP Crime and SIT will be sought for
enhancing staff’s professional competences.
Technological upgradation for effective crime management will also be an area of focus
for Capital Police in year 2023. Introduction and full implementation of NAFIS (National
Automated Fingerprint Identification System) will be done in the ICR region. Further, Capital
Police is also coordinating with PHQ in developing an all in one Mobile application for policing
needs for citizens.
Traffic Management: The rapid growth including increased motor vehicle ownership,
widening economic divide, rising floating population, unsafe parking and other related issues of
rapid urbanization have led to shift in patterns of crime in the city. Increase in crime like motor
vehicle theft, drugs, etc are manifestations of the above. Special drive and action against motor
vehicle theft in ICR will be one area of focus in the year 2023 for the ICR police. Such focused
approach will ensure sufficient deterrence for criminals. The Crime figures show a clear trend
of property crimes constituting the bulk of the FIRs registered in the Capital. Body offences
are fewer in number. Therefore, focus on property crime through a systemic study and strategy
development will be another key task for the capital police in the year 2023.
In area of traffic management too, the rapid growth of population and increased car ownership
combined with construction work/maintenance work of roads, bridges, culverts had led to
congestions at times in some areas of the city. Traffic management is an area of special focus
for Capital Police through the traffic unit. The traffic management will see the introduction
of 2 fully functional tri-junction signalling points. Further, the focus going forward will be on
Awareness as education is a big part of traffic management. The use of technology in Traffic
policing like cashless challan with options like QR code, ATM swipe machine, will be further
consolidated with a view to modernize the system.
Despite limitations and challenges, Capital Police Itanagar is committed to maintain law and
order in the city complex and ensure rule of law is adhered to and enforced without any fear
or favour. All efforts by City police will be made to ensure professional handling of cases with
sensitivities towards women, children and other weaker sections of society.
The challenges in managing a city’s law and order are always complex. However, these challenges
also motivate staff to work harder and put their best efforts in all tasks assigned to them. Efforts
will be made to fight all unlawful activities and take them to logical conclusions through proper
investigation so as to prosecute those involved in the court of law.
Capital police believes that, “We win as a community. We lose as a community. We succeed as a
community, and we fail as a community”. Hence, capital Police is committed to ensure citizen-
first approach in all its policing efforts and seeks equal cooperation from public for making ICR
a safer and more prosperous place to live in.
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CAPITAL POLICE AT YOUR SERVICE

ITANAGAR SUB-DIVISION NAHARLAGUN SUB-DIVISION
City Control Room +91 6009 909 795 City Control Room +91 6009 909 795
+91 8787 380 738 +91 8787 380 738
CALL
OC Women PS +91 8798 127 420 OC Women PS +91 8798 127 420
OC PS Itanagar +91 8798 127 421 OC PS Papu Hill +91 8798 127 424
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OC PS Chimpu +91 8798 127 422 OC PS Naharlagun +91 8798 127 425
OC PS Niti Vihar +91 8798 127 423 OC PS Nirjuli +91 8798 127 426
Duty Officer ITA PS +91 6009 095 588 OC PS Banderdewa +91 8798 127 427
SDPO Itanagar +91 9436 208 679 Duty Officer NLG PS +91 8414 980 930
DySP Traffic +91 9436 291 390 SDPO Naharlagun +91 9436 271 941
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ITANAGAR CAPITAL POLICE ANNUAL REPORT - 2022

Policing involves a special trust given to us by the public

I am really excited to present this initiative in the form

Shri Satish Golcha, IPS

The publication has focused on Crime trends, L&O and

I believe that this document shall help us advance

In the end, I wish this document becomes a continuing

Shri Chukhu Apa, IPS

Crime & Investigation ................................ 05

Law & Order and Security Arrangements ................................ 10

Emergency Response-Dial 112 ................................ 14

Traffic Policing ................................ 15

Initiatives and Community PolIcing ................................ 17

Proffesional Excellence & Good Works ................................ 23

Awards and Recognitions ................................ 29

Road Ahead 2023: from the Desk of SP, Capital ................................ 30

Capital Police at your service ................................ 32

ITANAGAR CAPITAL POLICE AT A GLANCE

SP Office, Itanagar capital region

Initially, the capital police started

Later in the year 2013, Women Police

On 14th August, 2021, three more police

Presently, Capital Police has a total of

NUMBER OF MV THEFT CASES AND VEHICLES RECOVERED

ENFORCEMENT OF INNER LINE PERMIT (ILP) ACT

YEAR ILP CHECKING ILP VIOLATORS

LAW & ORDER AND

VARIOUS LAW AND ORDER AND SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS

• Bandh calls • Dharna

• Other Union and State

BANDH CALL (JANUARY 2022)

AAPSU ELECTIONS (MAY 2022)

RALLY BY ARUNACHAL CHRISTIAN FORUM (AUGUST 2022)

PM VISIT (NOVEMBER 2022)

MASS REFERENDUM RALLY (DECEMBER 2022)

NAME CALL ATTENDED BY PCRS

Examples of good work done by PCR: (Not exhaustive but indicative)

• PCR vehicles upon receipt of the information of accidents, on several occasions

TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT (YEAR 2021 AND 2022)

ENFORCEMENT THROUGH WHEEL CLAMPS:

NUMBER OF VIOLATIONS DETECTED (2022):

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SL. 2021 2022

SASHAKTI: SELF-DEFENCE TRAINING FOR SCHOOL GIRLS

COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMME

EDUCATIONAL TOUR OF THE STUDENTS TO POLICE STATIONS AND

INTRODUCTION OF KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR

ORIENTATION CUM DETOX CAMP ORGANIZED

CAPITAL POLICE AS A FIRST RESPONDER IN NATURAL DISASTERS

POLICE ADMINISTRATION AND WELFARE

ANNUAL HEALTH CHECK UP

IMMEDIATE RELIEF FUND

Seized huge amount of IMFL

FROM SP’s DESK

C hallanges: Itanagar Capital Region being the most

CAPITAL POLICE AT YOUR SERVICE

UNDER-CONSTRUCTION BUILDING OF SP CAPITAL, ITANAGAR

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