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‘Send angry delhiites for anger management’

The raging anger of Delhiites has finally caught the attention of the city's police force, that is now coercing many to visit psychiatrists or counsellors to talk out their anger issues.

Updated on: Jan 13, 2011, 23:49:32 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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The raging anger of Delhiites has finally caught the attention of the city's police force, that is now coercing many to visit psychiatrists or counsellors to talk out their anger issues.

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After people killed over non-issues like not giving a screwdriver or not selling curd, the police have now decided to ask their officers to take various steps in the matter.

"Now we have decided to ask our men to tell such people to get either professional help or even talk about their anger problems with someone," said a senior police officer on condition of anonymity.

"From time to time, Delhi Police and jail authorities refer people to us. Anger management is about dealing with anger in a more acceptable form and not get physical in approach, such as turning violent or harming oneself," said Rajat Mitra, director, Swanchetan Society for Mental Health.

What happens in the US
Many people arrested for crimes are asked by courts to attend anger management classes. They have to attend prescribed hours of therapy, failing which charges for which they are caught are aggravated. Some famous celebrities
who have attended anger management classes on court orders are Naomi Campbell and Kid Rock.

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