Madhya Pradesh Director General of Police (DGP) Nandan Dubey urged the officials to adopt sensitive approach towards their subordinate staff and not to make it habit of punishing them for every small mistake.
Dubey expressed these views while addressing the state-level Joint Police Advisory Committee meeting here on Wednesday.
Dubey stressed on the need for special meeting with the finance department to discuss the proposals of increment in various allowances of the police personals. He also issued instructions to hold meeting and discuss in detail the increment in financial rights. “We are sending proposal to the state government to increase the number of police medals in Madhya Pradesh from 17 to 45,” he added.
In the meeting, several important decisions were taken pertaining to the welfare of police personals including providing financial assistance in education to two children of families of constables to Inspectors from the educational fund. The two children of a family could be a son and a daughter or two daughters however the assistance would not be provided to two sons of a family. Similarly, the children of martyr constable to inspector could be provided assistance in education up-to class 12. Besides, the meet also decided that the charity fund amount to the family of those police personals who die on duty should be raised from Rs 35,000 to Rs 50,000.
The meet was informed that tax rebates are provided by the central government and fifteen state governments to the police personals on the goods sold from the central police canteen. In the same stream a proposal been sent to the Madhya Pradesh to provide rebate in VAT is under consideration.
Proceedings of the last advisory committee meeting and the report of the decisions taken in that were also presented in the meeting. Account of the non government funds was also table din the meeting.