In a landmark achievement, three sisters of Rewa district obtained their PhD degrees together in their first attempt and also registered their names in the ‘limca Book of World Records’ on Saturday.
‘Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources, legislative Affairs and Minister in charge of Rewa Narottam Mishra congratulated the three sisters - Archana Mishra, Sushri Anjana and Sushri Anshu - for completing PhD and getting their names registered in the limca Book of Records. They were also felicitated by Mishra.
‘The Mishra sisters Archana, Anjana and Ashu are natives of a small village, Rakriya, in Rewa and belong to a middle class family. They have done their PhDs from Avdhesh Pratap Singh University in Rewa.
Mishra said the achievement of the sisters will be a shining example for society,Mishra said that it is for sure, a special achievement. Three sisters of small village Rakaria of Rewa district who come from the middle class family have completed PhD together from Avdhesh Pratap Singh University, Rewa.
This is the result of strong commitment and dedicated efforts that made them complete important research and booked their name in the limca Book of Record despite adverse condition.
Mishra expressed the hope that all the daughters of Madhya Pradesh will achieve great heights with the cooperation of the State Government and society.
“We acknowledge each and every complaint whether it is against police or anybody. We also take prompt action," Madhya Pradesh Director General of Police (DGP) Rishi Kumar Shukla said.
The MP police welcomes complaints against its men rather than discouraging them, he said.
After MP, Maharashtra was second on the list where 8,004 complaints against policemen came in last year, while Uttar Pradesh figured third with 4,659 complaints trickling in against the law enforcers in 2015, the NCRB report said.
In Bihar, just 97 complaints were received against policemen last year, the report said.
Among the Union Territories, Delhi was on top with 12,913 complaints received against policemen, the report added.