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With over 5,000 fans on Facebook, the Delhi Traffic Police has described its outreach initiative as a big success.
"It's a big success. We get a lot of suggestions, complaints and comment every moment," said Ajay Chadha, special commissioner of police (traffic).
The profile aims to network better with the public and seek help to improve the traffic in the city, especially during the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
The profile June 2 registered 5,048 fans.
"We look forward to continued support from all citizens. The feedback being received on Facebook in the form of observations, suggestions and complaints is proving to be very valuable to us," he said.
Delhi Traffic Police are also on Twitter, another networking site. The profile on Twitter also gives traffic updates and advisory.
"It's a big success. We get a lot of suggestions, complaints and comment every moment," said Ajay Chadha, special commissioner of police (traffic).
The profile aims to network better with the public and seek help to improve the traffic in the city, especially during the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
The profile June 2 registered 5,048 fans.
"We look forward to continued support from all citizens. The feedback being received on Facebook in the form of observations, suggestions and complaints is proving to be very valuable to us," he said.
Delhi Traffic Police are also on Twitter, another networking site. The profile on Twitter also gives traffic updates and advisory.
