In a recent crime review meeting, Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golchha urged officers to adopt the 'broken window' theory, which advocates addressing minor offenses to prevent more serious crimes from occurring. He noted a concerning 20% increase in murder cases this year compared to the previous year. Golchha directed the strengthening of District Investigation Units (DIUs), emphasizing that they should not be used merely to store unresolved cases but rather to actively solve them. The meeting also highlighted the need to monitor minors involved in crime and to utilize provisions under the Juvenile Justice Act. Additionally, Golchha called for a crackdown on drug peddling and stressed the importance of accurate real-time data entry in the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) to enhance investigation and policy decisions. Officers were reminded to remain vigilant following a recent grenade attack in Chandigarh, indicating the necessity for heightened security measures across the Capital.