Police have challenges of controlling crime and at the same time they have to work to meet public expectations, said Director General of Police Rishi Shukla at the 34th Annual Madhya Pradesh State Police Pensioners Welfare Association Programme at Vrindavan Garden on Sunday.
Shukla said to tackle the latest tricks and techniques used by the criminals to commit crime police have to be trained and provided with advanced resources and along with the advanced resources up gradation of the available resources would be done.
During the programme retired 75-year-old police officer YR Pandit was felicitated along with 90-year-old retired police officer SS Shrivastava. They were felicitated with life time award. The top cop presented them with bouquet and mementos and wished them a happy and prosperous life.
At the start of the programme president of association Shambhunath Sharma welcomed the guests and members. Vice President of the association VN Singh provided the details of the association and about the welfare works association has done for the welfare of the police personnel and undergoing works aimed at the welfare of the police.
Retired police officer HS Soni shared suggestions to improve image in the masses and working in difficult situations to maintain law and order. DGP Shukla provided a cheque of `50,000 to Madhya Pradesh State Police Pensioners Welfare Association.