Calling illegal migration a big challenge after terrorism and Naxalism in the country, Chief Minister Raghubar Das said that the Bangladeshis coming in illegally would be sent back after their identification from the State.
“We don’t only have to stop infiltration from across the border, but also have to send them back the Bangladeshis back to their country after identifying them. Some political parties have been promoting infiltration from across the border for political gains and helping them to obtain voter identity cards also, which will not be allowed anymore,” said the CM in his address at JAP-I Ground in Ranchi during ‘Jharkhand Police Alankaran Samaroh- 2017’ in Ranchi where he also inaugurated Unified Dial 100 and also felicitated 56 police officers and constables for their admirable contributions while serving the people during 2015-16 and have already received medals from the President of India.
The Chief Minister also distributed appointment letters to the newly appointed Assistant Police Constables from the left Wing Extremist (lWE) affected districts of the State and Child Constable and also to those constables given jobs on compensatory ground. Das also inaugurated 36 newly constructed buildings by Jharkhand Police Housing Cooperation limited all over the State along with a Jharkhand Police Samadhan portal under Crime and Criminal Tracking Network System (CCTNS).
Assuring Police Department that there will be no dearth of human resource in the State, Das said that very soon 8000 more vacancies right from ASI to constables will be filled up in the next few months.
“He said that efforts should be made by the police to develop a sense of trust among the people as good governance and trust building is the priority of this Government,” he said. The CM said that his Government was committed towards making Jharkhand a corruption-free State.
He asked the police personnel to take a pledge of making the State a Naxal and crime-free State two days ahead of the Independence Day. lauding the State Police for the decrease in Maoist related incidents in the State by more than 50 per cent, the Chief Minister said that some anti-social elements have been trying to disturb social harmony in the State which should also to be dealt strictly.
“Connect youngsters and those Doctors, Engineers and other professionals also with peace committees, who have strong hold over the society and also ensure that meetings are hold at least a month in each of the Police Stations so that a dialogue could be established between administration and the people,” said the CM. Most of the problems are solved through dialogues only, he added.
The CM also talked about keeping a tab over organised crimes in the urban areas through regular monitoring by senior police officials. Speaking about Unified Dial 100 service launched by him, Das said that there must be a sense of honesty and accountability among the police personnel attached with this service and it must be ensured that police reaches to the distressed person on time.
“There should not be any complaint that phone was not received or police could not reach on time,” he said. In a bid to provide integrated emergency services relating to public safety across the State round the clock, a centralised State Emergency Response System (SERS) has been established at Ranchi for receiving all emergency calls directly from across the State, including distant and remote areas of Jharkhand.
“The Dial 100 District Centre directly controls as many as 320 PCR vehicles deployed in the 24 districts of the State. As soon as any information is received, nearest PCR vehicle or Police Station
will be dispatched to assist the distressed person. A target of 15 minutes has been fixed in the city areas and 25 minutes for rural areas to reach the caller,” said a senior police official requesting anonymity. The call at SERS will be received by a lady police personnel and will be forwarded to the District Command and Control Room to sent required police assistance to the ground level which will further be inform the local police station, he added.
“The entire conversation between the distressed person and lady police personnel will be recorded for further reference,” said the official. The entire plan was conceived Chief Minister Raghubar Das while the project establishment is a part of State Emergency Response System (SERS) mainly situated in Ranchi, he added.
The programme was also attended by Chief Secretary Rajbala Verma, Home Secretary SKG Rahate, DGP DK Pandey, Principal Secretary to CM Sanjay Kumar, Police Housing Board Chairman KS Meena, ADG Rezi Dungdung and other senior police officials of the State Government.