U.P. Police

This particular spot is at 20, Anekant Apartments in Vasundhara Enclave. It’s a bit unusual because it’s a residential apartment complex in Delhi, but it serves as a point of contact for our work with the U.P. Police. It isn't a full-blown police station with sirens and cells. Instead, it’s more of an administrative or residential outpost where some of the staff stay or handle paperwork. Vasundhara Enclave is a nice enough area, mostly quiet with lots of families around. We spend our time here dealing with reports, coordinating with other offices, and managing the day-to-day logistics that don't require being out on the street. The apartment is functional—nothing fancy, just some desks, some filing cabinets, and the usual office supplies. It feels more like a home that turned into an office over time. We have our routines, like getting the mail and checking in with the main headquarters. It’s a lot of sitting and typing or talking on the phone. Sometimes people come by looking for help, and we do what we can or point them in the right direction. It’s just a small part of a much bigger system, operating out of a regular Delhi apartment. We try to keep things orderly and follow the rules, which is pretty much what you'd expect from an office like this. It is a quiet place to get through the daily administrative burden.