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Is Sarojini Nagar safe?

Sarojini Nagar in New Delhi has 384 reported crimes across this dataset - about 21% fewer than the Delhi locality average of 485. SafePath rates it moderate risk, safer than 53% of mapped Delhi areas.

The most-reported crimes in Sarojini Nagar are theft & robbery (352 reports) and burglary (28), out of 384 total across roughly 1.9 km² - about 201.73 reports per km². A "Moderate risk" rating means crime is around the middle of the Delhi range - fine for everyday travel, but worth favouring busier, well-lit routes after dark.

384
Total reports
53%
Safer than
1.9
Area (km²)
201.73
Crimes / km²

Crime breakdown in Sarojini Nagar

Crime typeReports
Theft & robbery
352
Burglary
28
Assault & attack
7
Rape
5
Murder
3
Gang rape
1
Sexual harassment
1

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

How Sarojini Nagar compares

With 384 reported crimes, Sarojini Nagar records about 21% fewer than the typical Delhi locality (485). Ranked against all 166 areas in this dataset, it comes out safer than 53% of them, putting it in the moderate 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.

Travel safely through Sarojini Nagar

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Areas near Sarojini Nagar

Neighbouring localities you can also check include Safdarjung Enclave, Safdarjung Enclave, South Campus and Kotala Mubarak Pur. Compare their safety ratings too:

Safdarjung EnclaveSafdarjung EnclaveSouth CampusKotala Mubarak PurTuglak RoadHauz Khas

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.