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Is Safdarjung Enclave safe?

Safdarjung Enclave in New Delhi has 106 reported crimes across this dataset - about 78% fewer than the Delhi locality average of 485. SafePath rates it safe, safer than 98% of mapped Delhi areas.

The most-reported crimes in Safdarjung Enclave are theft & robbery (88 reports) and sexual harassment (11), out of 106 total across roughly 3.5 km² - about 30.29 reports per km². A "Safe" rating places it among the safer localities in this dataset - reported crime is low relative to the rest of Delhi, though basic street awareness still applies.

106
Total reports
98%
Safer than
3.5
Area (km²)
30.29
Crimes / km²

Crime breakdown in Safdarjung Enclave

Crime typeReports
Theft & robbery
88
Sexual harassment
11
Rape
7
Murder
4
Burglary
4
Assault & attack
4
Gang rape
1

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

How Safdarjung Enclave compares

With 106 reported crimes, Safdarjung Enclave records about 78% fewer than the typical Delhi locality (485). Ranked against all 166 areas in this dataset, it comes out safer than 98% of them, putting it in the safe 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.

Travel safely through Safdarjung Enclave

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Areas near Safdarjung Enclave

Neighbouring localities you can also check include Safdarjung Enclave, Hauz Khas, Sarojini Nagar and South Campus. Compare their safety ratings too:

Safdarjung EnclaveHauz KhasSarojini NagarSouth CampusVasant ViharMalviya Nagar

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.