Noida: In a move aimed at strengthening on-ground policing and improving emergency responsiveness, the Noida Police on Wednesday inducted 14 newly equipped Dial 112 vehicles into active service. Police Commissioner Laxmi Singh flagged off the fleet from the Commissionerate headquarters in Sector 108, marking a notable expansion of the city’s rapid-response capabilities.

According to officials, the upgraded vehicles are designed to bolster real-time intervention during emergencies, allowing teams to reach crime and distress locations more swiftly than before. Speaking at the launch, Commissioner Singh underscored that the addition of these patrol units would play a crucial role in tightening surveillance across the district and delivering immediate assistance to citizens in urgent situations.

The initiative is expected to enhance overall policing efficiency, particularly in high-density and high-risk zones where response speed directly influences public safety outcomes. With the new fleet now deployed across Noida, authorities anticipate significant improvements in mobility, coordination, and field-level crime prevention.

As the city continues to expand, the strengthened Dial 112 fleet stands as a key step in reinforcing law-and-order mechanisms and reassuring residents of faster, more reliable emergency support.