Watch: Mumbai Police CP Open Meeting Every Tuesday 3:30 PM

Watch Mumbai Police commissioner Tuesday 330 PM open meeting headquarters video

Mumbai’s police commissioner invited citizens to walk into headquarters every Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. with no appointment. We saw the official @CPMumbaiPolice post go out on September 1, 2026, with a short video and the hashtag #MeetCPOnTuesday. Our sources said the message was posted in English and Marathi.

Watch the attached video. The commissioner says Mumbaikars can share concerns, complaints, and issues directly. “Understanding your concerns, listening to your problems and working towards their resolution is our foremost responsibility,” the post reads.

The Marathi version repeats the same open-door line. No prior permission is needed. The meeting point is Mumbai Police Headquarters.

We scanned the comments. @anilkumarPulu6 wrote, “Thank you so much sir.” @RL8668 asked the CP to take up traffic first, missing No Parking and No Entry boards, odd-even ideas for internal roads, and autos at stations. @NitsPatt asked, “Sir woh disha salian case??”

Watch: Mumbai CP Sets Tuesday 3:30 p.m. Open Meeting

The post had 43 likes, 12 reposts, 1 quote, 11 replies, 3 bookmarks, and about 3,879 views when we checked it. People used the comment box as a complaint desk. Traffic came up first among the early notes.

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Open hours like this only work if files move after the handshake. Residents who cannot travel to headquarters still use local chowkies and 103. The Tuesday slot is an extra window, not a replacement for those desks.

We watched the clip and the comment thread together. One thank-you. One long traffic list. One demand to reopen an old case by name. The commissioner asked people to come in person at 3:30 p.m. every Tuesday. Next week’s line at the headquarters gate will show how many take that offer.

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