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Is Kotala Mubarak Pur safe?

Kotala Mubarak Pur in New Delhi has 571 reported crimes across this dataset - about 18% more than the Delhi locality average of 485. SafePath rates it high risk, safer than 16% of mapped Delhi areas.

The most-reported crimes in Kotala Mubarak Pur are theft & robbery (472 reports) and assault & attack (49), out of 571 total across roughly 1.64 km² - about 348.05 reports per km². A "High risk" rating places it among the higher-crime localities in this dataset - stick to main roads, travel in daylight where possible, and let someone know your route.

571
Total reports
16%
Safer than
1.64
Area (km²)
348.05
Crimes / km²

Crime breakdown in Kotala Mubarak Pur

Crime typeReports
Theft & robbery
472
Assault & attack
49
Burglary
31
Sexual harassment
15
Murder
9
Gang rape
6
Rape
2

Theft and snatching are the most reported issues here - keep phones and bags secured, especially in crowded markets and at transit points.

How Kotala Mubarak Pur compares

With 571 reported crimes, Kotala Mubarak Pur records about 18% more than the typical Delhi locality (485). Ranked against all 166 areas in this dataset, it comes out safer than 16% of them, putting it in the high risk band. Safety also depends on time of day and exact street, so SafePath scores the specific route you plan rather than the area as a whole.

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Areas near Kotala Mubarak Pur

Neighbouring localities you can also check include Defence Colony, Lajpat Nagar, Lodhi Colony and Safdarjung Enclave. Compare their safety ratings too:

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Crime figures are an approximate signal compiled from New Delhi crime data and community reports, not official statistics. Use them as guidance alongside local awareness.