Delhi Police Launches 'Kutumb' App to Aid Senior Citizens

Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena launched the 'Kutumb' application aimed at improving service delivery for registered senior citizens in Delhi. Over 65,000 seniors will benefit from the app, which seeks to make their lives safer and more connected. The app was introduced on the International Day of Older Persons.

Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena has launched the 'Kutumb' application to enhance service delivery for registered senior citizens in Delhi.

According to officials, over 65,000 senior citizens stand to benefit from the new app, which was unveiled on the International Day of Older Persons. The 'Kutumb' app is designed for use across all districts of the Delhi Police to ensure better service delivery to registered senior citizens. It aims to address specific needs, making life safer and more connected for elderly users in the digital era.

The safety, security, and well-being of senior citizens is a core responsibility of the Delhi Police. A statement from officials emphasized that senior citizen cells have been established in every district DCP's office and within the Special Unit for Protection of Women and Children (SPUWAC) at police headquarters. These cells regularly organize meetings with senior citizens across various levels. The 'Kutumb' app represents a proactive effort to ensure timely visits and address the issues faced by elderly citizens. A successful pilot program was conducted in the Shahdara and Southwest districts.

(With inputs from agencies.)