Gomorrah of India?

I notice a steady pattern in crime rate of Delhi. It is going up and up. For the past month or two, I was disturbed by the daily news on one crime or the another in the capital.And all types of crime, by people with various proclivities,.....Delhi's crimes are turning more gruesome and hideous. I culled recent news articles..........
Man throws kids from balcony, kills wifeNew Delhi, July 18, 2005
A south Delhi businessman on Monday turned heinous murderer when he threw his two children down from the balcony of his seventh floor home and then shot his wife from close range.Navin Ahuja, 32, who was under heavy debt and had been depressed for some time, flung his nine-year-old son Manav and seven-year-old daughter Manavi from his seventh floor apartment in Sector 22 of Dwarka (southwest Delhi) and then shot his wife Minu
Crime Branch to probe Ring Road robbery case Businessman shot dead by motorcycle-borne men, booty looted
NEW DELHI: The sensational case of robbery in which an Uttar Pradesh-based businessman was shot dead and robbed of Rs. 20 lakhs by two motorcycle-borne assailants on Ring Road near Red Fort in North Delhi this Saturday, has been handed over to the Crime Branch for further investigations. While the driver of the deceased is being interrogated, the police suspect it to be a case of personal enmity.
Auto-lifters arrested NEW DELHI:
Four persons who allegedly stole commercial vehicles have been arrested at Rohini in North-West Delhi by the Crime Branch of the police. Six stolen trucks, a Tata-407 and a motorcycle have been recovered at their instance. Acting on a tip-off that some criminals would come to Rohini in a stolen truck, a team led by the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Kumar Gyanesh, laid a trap and arrested four of them. They were identified as Charanjit Singh, Karan Singh, Gurdeep Singh and Khalid. The police said Charanjit was the gang leader, while Khalid was a scrap dealer who purchased stolen vehicles from the accused.
Held with drugs
NEW DELHI: A 23-year-old man was arrested at Dilshad Garden in North-East Delhi on Saturday on charges of drug peddling. The police claim to have recovered 2.5 kg of "charas" from his possession. The accused, Ranjit Kumar, is a resident of Vaishali in Bihar. Around 12-15 a.m. on Saturday, a patrol team intercepted him near a petrol pump.
Labourer shot at
NEW DELHI: A 30-year-old man was shot at by three persons at Timarpur in North Delhi on Friday. The accused have been arrested. According to the police, Mohammad Samirul Hasan, who worked as a labourer, was shot at by the accused -- later identified as Mohammad Noor Islam, Noor Alam and Mohammad Hafiz -- at Gandhi Nagar in Timarpur around 11-45 p.m. He was rushed to a nearby hospital where the doctors declared him out of danger. The police have arrested the accused and booked them for attempt to murder. The police said the victim and the accused, all of whom hail from Supaul district in Bihar, had old enmity which led to the incident.
Criminal arrested
NEW DELHI: An alleged bad character involved in more than 20 cases, including attempt to murder, robbery and dacoity, has been arrested at Sultanpuri in North-West Delhi. According to the police, a loaded country-made pistol was recovered from his possession. Acting on a tip-off that the accused, Daya Shankar, was likely to commit a crime, a team dressed in plain-clothes apprehended him near a park at Saraswati Vihar.
Rickshaw pullers stop child rape
New Delhi, September 7According to the police, a couple of rickshaw pullers who were waiting for passengers outside the Shastri Nagar metro railway station, spotted Azad, 25, going into the bushes accompanied by a five-year-old girl. Azad also pulls a rickshaw for his livelihood.
The duo became suspicious and leaving behind their rickshaws unattended, followed Azad. On coming closer, their worst fears were confirmed as they saw the alleged culprit in a semi-nude state. He had also reportedly removed the child's undergarments and was about to molest her.
Suspect confesses crime, say police
Press Trust of IndiaNew Delhi, May 13, 2005After an intense search spanning three states over five days, Delhi Police on Friday managed to arrest one of the four men who had allegedly abducted and gangraped a Delhi University student in a moving car in the early hours of Sunday.
Ajit Kumar Katiyar (28), a driver with a private company whose features had been described by the 22-year-old victim, was picked up this morning from a colony near the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border.
Why our capital's lifestyle is such a mess? With its people turning into animals! There is a serious problem with Delhi's DNA. Maybe it is the excessive politics that permeates its environ. Maybe its entire police force is too busy protecting the VIPs to tackle crime. I don't know the cause. But it's citizens ought to get rid of the sickos and weirdos from their midst. Maybe their collective consciousness accepts amoral, anti-social, corrupt and criminal behaviour! "Man se ravan jo nikale; Ram uske man mein hai"