Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Saturday said that with a view to further strengthen the Police Force, 11,000 constables and 1,500 women police personnel would be recruited in the State.
He said that one women Police Station will be set up in each district in the State. While addressing the newly recruits after inspecting the passing out parade held at Sunaria Police Training College in Rohtak, he said that the state government is providing adequate funds for the modernization of state police force.
A sum of Rs 300 crore has been given to Haryana Police Housing Corporation for providing housing facility to police officials. A multipurpose sports complex has been set up at Sunaria . Also, a Police Public School has been opened at Sunaria Police Training College with the collaboration of DAV institutions, he added.
Hooda added that a new helpline 1091 have been started for the women and 30 women PCRs have been deployed. Special women police cells have been set up at district level and women gazetted officers have been appointed to curb crime action women in the state. He said that various welfare schemes have been launched for the upliftment of weaker sections of the society. Hooda also urged the newly passed out to carry out their duties with same dedication and hard work with which they have completed their training.