She played a key role in the reduction of crimes in West District of Delhi

When Bedi was sent to Delhi's West District in 1979, the area was experiencing a surge in criminal activity and sexual assault charges against women. Furthermore, there were insufficient cops to deal with the unfavorable situation. Kiran Bedi devised a plan to combat the crimes with the help of recruited civilian volunteers to deal with the crisis. Six civilian recruits, commanded by an armed policeman, began patrolling each village. Citizens were inspired to interact with her because of her unusual approach. She instituted an Open Door Policy and anonymous reporting of any offenses she was aware of. The results were amazing, with a dramatic decrease in the number of occurrences of eve-teasing/sexual harassment in just three months. In order to curb crime in the neighborhood, she also cracked down on bootlegging and the illegal liquor trade.

Kiran Bedi has made a significant contribution to reducing the crime rate in Delhi. Although she is a woman, she takes on a large responsibility in crime prevention. Crime reduction in the West District of Delhi is considered one of the major achievements of Kiran Bedi. This also proves that she is a multi-talented, responsible woman at work.