Juvenile Justice: Delhi's Bold Move in Crime Control

In Outer North Delhi, 11 out of 52 juveniles accused of serious crimes will face trial as adults. The district police, led by DCP Nidhin Valsan, intensified efforts to bolster law and order, moving to adult trials for serious offenses. These moves involved coordinated efforts across several police stations.

In a significant development for Outer North Delhi's legal landscape, 11 of the 52 juveniles implicated in severe criminal activities will face trial as adults, according to officials.

The decision, part of an initiative to tighten law and order, involves a comprehensive campaign by district police, led by Deputy Commissioner Nidhin Valsan.

Fifty-two applications were filed to transfer these cases to adult court, with 11 approved so far, reflecting the serious nature of the crimes like robbery, murder, and assault.

(With inputs from agencies.)