India===Delhi Police

India===Delhi Police debunked claims of a surge in missing girls, stating the narrative was amplified by paid promotions. They assured the public that missing person cases have declined in January 2026 compared to previous years and that strict action will be taken against those spreading misinformation.

The India===Delhi Police launched 'Operation CyHawk 4.0', a major coordinated crackdown on cybercrime networks, leading to numerous arrests and the recovery of significant defrauded funds. This operation enhances their reputation in combating digital fraud.

India===Delhi Police has arrested eight suspects involved in a major terrorist plot and is leading the investigation, bringing suspects from India===Tamil Nadu and India===West Bengal to Delhi for further questioning.

India===Delhi Police faced obstruction from India===Himachal Pradesh Police while attempting to transport arrested Youth Congress activists. They were detained multiple times and accused of illegal arrest procedures, leading to a 24-hour standoff.

The India===Delhi Police Crime Branch successfully busted a counterfeit protein supplement racket, arresting two individuals and seizing significant quantities of fake products and raw materials. This action enhances public safety and upholds brand integrity.