"how you would classify any title given by leading newspapers as "emotional"?"
 Here are some of the headlines from Times of India today: "Future of Indian bowling is bleak", "Ranbir Kapoor is hard to please", "Why Indian men rape". That doesn't mean we are going to include things like these in the intros of the articles on Indian cricket team, Ranbir Kapoor or Indian people. Facts, not opinions, should be included in the intros, plain and simple.

 "Delhi tops the list in crimes among all states of India, followed by Maharashtra"
 You haven't read the article you linked to. Quote from the article: "UP accounted for the highest 33.9% of the total crime reported in India last year followed by Andhra Pradesh (13.9%) and TN (11.4%)."
 It does say that as a city, Delhi, followed by Mumbai, tops the crime list among the "mega cities". Like I said - such a statistic is meaningless unless you consider per capita. Please read my comment again.
 You cannot say that "Tamil Nadu is more crime-oriented than Goa because TN is #3 on the list, far ahead of Goa." If the population of Goa is 10 times less than that of TN, it won't be surprising if 1000 cases were reported in TN as opposed to only 100 in Goa. Delhi and Mumbai are the most populous cities in India, so it's not surprising that the highest number of crimes are repored in these cities.
 Another example: India's GDP is higher than that of Australia, Canada, Singapore and several other countries  that doesn't mean that India is the among the richest countries in the world. The per capita figures are the true indicator.

 "If so then even London is capital of UK does it mean crimes in London could be ignored?"
 That's a straw man argument. Who said anything about crimes being ignored?  The demographics section of the article on Delhi already mentions that "Delhi accounted for the highest percentage (16.2%) of the crimes reported in 35 Indian cities with populations of one million or more" and "Delhi accounts for 15.4% of crime against women in Indian cities." We are talking about inclusion of POV statements like "rape and crime capital" in the intro of the article. If you want to add a section to the article, go ahead. See New York City#Crime for an example.

 "Livemint is also not a valid news paper or recognized source like TOI or The Hindu"
 Mint is published by HT Media (of Hindustan Times fame), in collaboration with the The Wall Street Journal. Anyway, that's not what we are discussing here.

"TOI has given latest stats (2012). Hence your info is out dated compared to mine."
 Nope. Like I said, you haven't read the article you are referring to. It's dated 2011. And I've already discussed the article contents above.

 "new comers should be made aware of these to protect their lives by taking caution or avoiding the city"
 See WP:AGENDA. If you want to launch an awareness drive about the crimes in cities like Delhi or Mumbai, or states like UP, Andhra and Tamil Nadu, please start a blog.

 "u are worried about all proofs"
 "threatening me to stop me
 "interfering in freedom / rights to express"
 Please stop the Wikipedia:Drama. I am an Indian, but I wasn't born in Delhi, neither have I lived in Delhi.  Torreslfchero and Anna Frodesiak aren't even Indians. So, there is no reason why should we be "worried".

 "i will bring this to the notice of wiki community soon"
 This should help you: Wikipedia:Dispute resolution.
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