About 8000 people went missing from the country's capital Delhi! No one knows where the missing people are yet

A shocking incident has taken place in Delhi, the national capital. According to the data of Zonal Integrated Police Network (ZIPNET), about 8000 people have gone missing from the national capital Delhi. Surprisingly, this number is from January 1 to July 23. If this is the situation of Delhi, which is considered to be the safest in the country, then one can guess about the security of other states. It is surprising that the morale of criminals is so high in Delhi, equipped with cameras and security. Surprisingly, there was no statement of any official or small or big leader from the government administration in this regard. If the media tried to talk, no one responded. A few days ago, some journalists wanted to report on a camp of beggars, but the beggars attacked them. The purpose of the journalists was that who are the children and people who are begging and what is their identity? They also filed a complaint with the police in this regard. In fact, it has been feared that people who disappear are asked for alms. They are being used for nefarious purposes. This is also a case of human trafficking. Apart from this, the non-finding of those who disappear indicates whether their organs are being smuggled or not. The reason for their death is not known. But the people of Delhi are scared. After this, people have decided to take care of their own safety and that of their children. Police are not doing anything in this case. However, the mechanisms that the police can use to investigate cannot be victimized by themselves. According to the police, you need to be careful of suspicious people or people who give you facilities in the name of survey or check water and electricity or any other for no reason. Because that's what most people do in these kinds of situations. Such people first do Reiki and then hunt. Even after the CCTV surveillance, nothing happens, raising questions. Are these criminals so vicious that no action is being taken so far? Talking about the statistics, the incidents of missing more than 35 people on an average every day highlight the grim picture. This not only raises questions on the law and order situation but also gives rise to a new debate about the safety of people in society. If we talk about the North East district, a total of 730 cases were registered. It is followed by 717 in South West district, 689 in South East district and 675 in Outer district. According to ZIPNET, 644 such cases were reported in Dwarka, 636 in North West district, 577 in East district and 452 in Rohini district. In Central district, 363 people are still untraceable, while 348, 215 and 201 people are still missing in North, South and Shahdara districts respectively. Between January 1 and July 23, 1,486 bodies were found, mostly of men. According to the data, the highest number of bodies, 352, could not be identified in the North district. These include areas like Kotwali, Sabzi Mandi and Civil Lines. Similarly, 113 in Central district, 93 in North West, 83 in South East, 73-73 in South West and North East. 65 bodies were found in outer, 55-55 in east and New Delhi, 54-54 in west and outer north, 44 in Rohini, 42 in Shahdara, 35 in Dwarka, 26 in south and 23 in railway area. ZIPNET is a centralised database used by law enforcement agencies to locate missing persons and unidentified bodies. This database compiles data of several states and union territories. Statistics show that there is a breach in the security of the people of entire Delhi.