New Delhi, October 4, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
Delhi Police acted swiftly after female students of Delhi University’s North Campus reported unwanted approaches by a man, tracing and confronting the individual after receiving photographs and videos shared by the complainants.
According to a Delhi Police update, the students approached the force after the man allegedly made unwanted approaches towards them in the North Campus area. They provided visual material identifying the individual, which helped police locate him quickly.
Police said the man expressed remorse when confronted and apologised to the students.
The complainants appreciated the prompt intervention and, after receiving the apology, decided not to pursue the matter further, according to the police.
The incident highlights the importance of timely reporting and the role of visual evidence in enabling police to respond quickly to complaints concerning women’s safety around educational institutions.
Delhi Police reiterated that the safety and dignity of women remained a priority and said it would continue to respond promptly to concerns raised by students.
“Women’s safety, dignity and security remain non-negotiable. Delhi Police will continue to respond promptly to every concern and work to ensure a safe environment for students across the campus,” the force said.
North Campus is a major student hub with a large daily population, making safety and policing a continuing concern for students and authorities.
Delhi Police said it remains committed to addressing complaints involving women’s safety with urgency, alongside measures such as patrolling, awareness initiatives and quick-response mechanisms in and around campus areas.
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