Speaking after the Police Commemoration Day Parade here, he said the first application will be connected with Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Delhi Police, the second will be linked to Special Unit for Women and Children (SPUW&C) and the third will be treated by a virtual police station".
All these applications are expected to be launched in a month's time.
Delhi Police already has several mobile applications which include the Delhi Traffic Police app, HIMMAT SOS app and online services for passport clearance and reporting motor vehicle thefts.
The top city cop further said that Delhi Police has virtualized the processes of Passport Clearance Certificate (PCC) and filing untraced reports in order to ensure zero-corruption in the system.
Bassi also said that his department can fight corruption better if complaints received through the 1031 anti-graft helpline are forwarded to the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) headed by Joint Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) M K Meena.
When asked about the issue of women's security in Delhi, Bassi maintained his stand on "truthful reporting" and commented that Delhi is in a better position than several cities in France where women, who suffer criminal offences, do not even approach the police.
"Parenting and schooling play great roles in curbing crimes against women and changing perspectives.So, I recently suggested the AAP government to add moral education as compulsory subject in schools," said Bassi.