Meanwhile, l-G Anil Baijal discussed a future plan of the Delhi Police for next 10 years. In a meeting with Delhi Police, the l-G said that the main objective of the Delhi Police is to prevent and detect crime while pursuing justice for all. He asked them to come up with defiinite actionable time-bound plans focusing on immediate requirements keeping in view their technological and personnel capabilities.
He was provided with an overview regarding the trends in the last ten years which included the trend in population growth, total number of IPC crimes registered, trend in economic offences and online fraud cases, issues of mobility, connectivity, cloud computing, social media, globalisation, beginning of dark-net and crypto currencies, BPOs and outsourcing, dual income nuclear households, evolution of organised crime as a service sector. Governor stressed upon the need to develop institutional linkages between Delhi Police and eminent educational institutions for systematic capacity-building in the Delhi Police.
He also said that the desired that technological upgradation must be gradual and in tune with the trends in the society as well as requirements of the police force.
Delhi Police also informed its analysis of the changes that would be required in the broad aspects of policing including investigation, intelligence, prevention of crime, traffic management, law and order, human resources and logistics and various ways to integrate them.