Health Minister Irfan Ansari laid the foundation stone of a new cyber crime police station to be built at a cost of about Rs 5 crore in Jamtara on Saturday.
At the foundation stone laying ceremony of a new state-of-the-art police station building in front of Parvat Bihar in Jamtara, Ansari said that we have to wash away the cyber stigma from Jamtara, we are moving ahead in this, it will take some time. He said that cyber crime has reduced here by 90 percent, after getting state-of-the-art facilities, our police personnel will work better so that cyber criminals are also afraid.
On the occasion, Jamtara SP Dr Ehtesham Wakarib said that definitely, after getting state-of-the-art facilities, our police personnel will do better work.
The construction work of a high-tech cyber crime police station has started to control cyber crime. Earlier, the cyber police station was operating in the old building. The building of the cyber crime police station will be ground plus one.
Along with a rain water harvesting system, septic and soakpit tanks of the capacity of people will be built. Boring with submersible pump, water supply, boundary wall with entrance gate and electronic private automatic branch exchange will be constructed. There will also be facilities of local area network, DG set, street light. Along with this, parking arrangements for two wheelers along with big vehicles will also be made.
On this occasion, Sub Divisional Head Nitin Kumar Banka, CAC Head Roshan Kumar, MCC Head RC Sharma, Chief Manager Rajesh Kumar and other senior officials were present.