Delhi has taken up the process of electronic surveillance at 63 markets/public places, 27 border checkposts and 6 District Courts as well as the High Court.

According to the Minister of State for Home Affairs, Jitendra Singh, Delhi also plans to have city surveillance system covering nine intersections with 26 static cameras and 10 pan-tilt zoom cameras. During the Commonwealth Games 2010, a C4I solution was implemented in which a state-of-the art control room was established. States have taken up the process in important cities out of their own funds or through the modernisation of police forces grants given to them.

The Delhi Police has already implemented Phase-I of the market surveillance project and for the Phase-II of the Project it has projected a requirement of 1,694 fixed cameras and 312 pantilt zoom cameras.