Detective agencies Delhi.

[Детективное агентство Симферополь]

Detective agencies Delhi.

Due to the increase in criminal and fraudulent activities in Delhi, many detective agencies have been created to protect the interests of people. They provide both personal and corporate solutions to problems confidentially.

In this scenario, detective agencies play an important role in Delhi, and crime is growing rapidly here. Detective agencies are ready to take on complex tasks to identify fraudulent and illegal actions against citizens and legal entities. They promise their customers an uninterrupted and comfortable life, solving their problems related to business or personal. Due to the increase in criminal activity, the number of detectives is also growing, as well as the demand for them. There are hundreds of detective agencies in Delhi providing detective services.

You may notice that people's lives are very fast and loaded with pressure that is personal and official. In order to solve some important issues, many people, not confused about crimes and social failures, turn to detective agencies. Many, unable to withstand the onslaught of life's problems, cross the line of the Law. The main reason for this is greed, a thirst for comfort and a better life. In such cases, detective agencies are almost the only source for trapping the activities of such people, since the police work very weakly and not quickly.

Seeking help from detective agencies is one of the main ways to find and stop various types of criminal activity. The detective services they provide include: general research, detective investigations, search, family matters, corporate services, personalized services, forensic accounting examinations, asset searches, security audits, surveillance (surveillance), intellectual property protection, etc. d. For a simple person, it is impossible to collect and process the necessary information, it is impossible to carry out the necessary measures, since in addition to the analytical mindset it is necessary to have skills and experience, detectives have these qualities. The number of detective services is growing as well as the demand for them, whether it is a dispute over property rights or a divorce case, much more, detectives are always ready to help.

Currently, cyber crime is the most popular issue, almost every organization suffers from weak information security and is constantly looking for protection measures. Detective agencies work to track various misconducts in information technology using the latest tools and equipment. This explains the large role and importance of these detective agencies. They provide the latest technology to make society in Delhi and beyond feel more secure. You can easily find these detective agencies on the Internet and contact them using the provided data.

Detective agencies keep cases and information about their clients in complete secrecy and confidentiality in order to ensure reliable operation and security. The amount of remuneration can vary from hundreds of dollars to hundreds of thousands of dollars, and sometimes millions, since there are many factors affecting the cost. These factors include the complexity of the case, the number of people involved, the time to complete the task, risks, costs, and other factors.

When contacting detective agencies, citizens of Delhi are aware of all the difficulties of private detectives and trust them, in return they receive satisfaction from cooperation.

Private Investigator Sanjay Singh. Delhi (India)
Source: https://statskiy-sovetnik.pulscen.com.ua/news/164459

 

[НСК-СБ]

Very interesting! Hindus well done - in such a large country, detectives just can not do!
It would also be interesting to know how our colleagues work there in China and Japan.

 

[Игорь Эдуардович]

Thanks Denis, read with interest.

 

[Частный детектив. Владивосток.]

Very interesting! Hindus well done - in such a large country, detectives just can not do!
It would also be interesting to know how our colleagues work there in China and Japan.

In Japan, private detectives thrive, collecting incriminating evidence on windy husbands cheating on their spouses, writes Independent.

Kenji Shimura, walking on a rainy Saturday night through the neon-lit streets of the Shinjuku district in central Tokyo, looks like a thousand other Japanese employees. He is dressed in a graceful black suit, wearing elegant leather shoes. Looking at his face, we can say that he is the middle manager of one of the city insurance companies. However, not many employees are paid for the fact that they spend most of their working time in “love hotels,” armed with a laptop and pocket video camera.

“The night from Friday to Saturday is my most active working time,” says 38-year-old Simura, who comes here so often that she knows every nook and cranny of this 1-square-kilometer block built up by tasteless hotels with hourly rates. couples who want to make love meet at this time and usually come here.I never cease to be surprised when I watch people who meet just to have sex, and then calmly return home to their families, as if nothing It happened".

Shimura works as a private detective, carrying out orders for one of the detective agencies, the number of which is growing rapidly in Japan. He performs a specific task: he takes a video of a specified person when he enters one of these hotels, as well as his girlfriend. Then the footage is provided to the customer.

“If you think that women are upset when they see these frames, then you are mistaken,” he says. “I usually witness how women make joyful exclamations: now they know for sure that they can easily get a divorce and have it all grounds. It convinces me that I am doing the necessary and worthwhile business. "

Now Shimura is busy as never before. The divorce rate in Japan is growing rapidly. Over the past 13 years, it has doubled compared to 1975. The crisis of marital and family relations has helped to stand on the feet of the organization Simura works for. The search agency Galu was opened in 1990, its tiny staff then consisted of only four people. Today, Galu is one of the largest detective agencies nationwide with a staff of over 800 people.

According to the National Association of Detectives of Japan (NIAJ), currently there are more than 10 thousand detective agencies in the country, while traditionally strong marriage bonds continue to fade. Middle-class housewives are willing to pay the detective up to 200 thousand yen (1 thousand pounds) per day, just to get incriminating material on an unloved spouse.

“Fooling loved ones is a game for the rich,” says Takahisa Suenaga, a Galu manager who sits in a dimly lit office surrounded by his work tools, which include miniature cameras and a portable lie detector. “Unhappy men are completely absorbed in work. What remains for them to do? Invite lovers to stand up eateries to eat noodles with them? Men have always been busy, but now, thanks to the Internet, they have more opportunities to quickly make romantic acquaintances. Yes, and women have now become more affordable. Previously, Japanese wives, as a rule, suffered cheating husband, but now they began to invite us. "

Suenaga has been with Galu for seven years. “A few years ago I received an order to track one middle-aged man. And I photographed him when he entered the“ hotel of love ”with his own 17-year-old daughter! There was an intimate relationship between them for many months. I can’t tell you how difficult it was for me to show this material to his wife. "

But even in such cases, detective agencies are not required to report the facts to the police, who are rarely invited to investigate family matters. People prefer to contact private agencies that carefully and delicately approach family issues.

Bankruptcies of corporations that are unable to pay high debts, and sometimes truly terrible tricks of youth also contribute to the growth of the army of private detectives. Shimura says he is very often asked to track teens.

“For example, mothers have a question where their daughters get money to buy fashionable clothes in expensive stores. I recently watched a 16-year-old girl and found that she worked as a prostitute in a company that officially provides health-improving services (recently "there are a lot of companies that, at reduced prices, supply customers with prostitutes under the guise of delivering pizza or holding a wellness center at home)."

At the same time, one fifth of all orders is related to the location of missing people. Often, executives and managers of debt-burdened companies and people who cannot repay loans on time run on the run. Currently, 2 million people are trying to solve the problem of paying debts. In 2002, the number of individual bankruptcies reached 214,600. This forces firms providing loans and loans to turn to detectives in search of their "missing" customers.

“Finding people who are hiding from paying debts gives us a solid income. I found several bosses who worked as road laborers in Kyushu, far in the south of Japan,” says a Galu employee.

"In Japan there is no single licensing system for private detectives. Anyone can go out and become one. People are growing in mutual distrust and fear for their future destiny. And this contributes to the prosperity of private detectives," complains the president of the National Association of Detectives Hiroshi Tahara.

In addition, Tahara is very concerned about the growing number of “wakare-sasei” - “break-up specialists” who set up networks and set up traps to separate people who love each other. “In addition,“ relationship breakers ”are beginning to degenerate into something more nasty - into“ revenge specialists, ”Tahara continues.“ Their task is to separate the person from the one he loves and break his heart. Make him lonely and crushed. "

Next year, the government plans to introduce new legislation to curb such actions. The government hopes that the adoption of an appropriate licensing system and the prohibition of unethical practices will yield positive results.

Galu employees are confident that their agency will flourish. “Our area is a market of growing demand, which will continue to increase,” says Suenaga. “Among our clients there are a lot of people aged 30-40, such as I. This is the age group most often addresses on the issue of extramarital affairs "The country's economy continues to deteriorate, which means that even more people will be hiding from paying debts. Cases of violence and sexual harassment in families are becoming more frequent, and the police prefer not to intervene in such matters. So there is no end to people's suffering." (Translation of the article is published by Inopressa).

 

[Частный детектив. Владивосток.]

Very interesting! Hindus well done - in such a large country, detectives just can not do!
It would also be interesting to know how our colleagues work there in China and Japan.

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According to Chinese law, the activities of private detective agencies in the camps are prohibited. However...

Most likely, this is due to the dominant political regime, which provides for full state control over all bodies and structures of law enforcement agencies. However, there are private detectives in China, and they work quite actively in all provinces.

Formally, private detectives provide various types of information services to the Chinese people, although in fact they work in various fields, mainly in the field of family law and family relations. According to statistics, about 60% of detective agencies in China are engaged in surveillance of unfaithful spouses, since in this country, in case of treason, the injured spouse (most often a woman) is entitled to substantial compensation if he provides irrefutable evidence of betrayal. Family law has even been amended to allow a woman to collect incriminating evidence about her unfaithful husband.

Private detectives also offer their services to Chinese enterprises, advising them in the field of economic law. They help victims of fraud, investigate large-scale money frauds and even provide assistance to foreign firms on investment and risk insurance.

One of the popular areas of income for private detectives in China is to help insurance companies disclose insurance fraud, since quite often the Chinese fake insurance cases - illnesses, fires and even their own death (taking advantage of the fact that for foreign representatives of the insurance company “ all Chinese are on one face. ”)

The cost of a private detective’s services is quite expensive, but many companies, including foreign ones, and private individuals prefer to hire them to carry out their assignments, since the Chinese police system is overloaded with more important problems from the point of view of the country's government.

Thus, private detectives in China, despite the communist regime, are active in facilitating the collection of information and solving crimes on domestic grounds, as well as actively paying taxes to the state for doing business.

 

[Евгений СБ]

Denis, Vadim, thank you. Interesting and informative.
As can be seen from the articles, the main earnings of detectives in these countries are observation of spouses.

 

[НСК-СБ]

Thanks, friends - very interesting! Vadim too - a separate one - did not miss my interest in China and Japan! Here is this Agency - Galu, where more than 800 detectives work - we seem to have no such !!! And I never heard of Chinese detectives! Thank you so much!

 

[Детективное агентство ИКС-Инфо.]

Thanks, friends - very interesting! Vadim too - a separate one - did not miss my interest in China and Japan! Here is this Agency - Galu, where more than 800 detectives work - we seem to have no such !!! And I never heard of Chinese detectives! Thank you so much!

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[Орлан]

Colleagues, thanks to interesting articles.

 

[Детективное агентство Тула]

Informative.