In its bid to reach out to the people from the North-Eastern States, the Delhi Police on Friday launched dedicated social networking platforms on Facebook and WhatsApp to reach out to the people of North-East at an interactive review meeting on security of people from the North-Eastern States.
The Facebook page was inaugurated by Special Commissioner (law and Order) Deepak Mishra for better interface with the people of North-East. Other than this, 53 people from the North-East have been appointed as representatives of North-Eastern States who will act as ambassadors on behalf of their respective States and Delhi Police. They will also assist the Delhi Police in distress hours and will be the channel for redressing the problems faced by the different tribes of North-East, compulsory sensitisation training for all the basic and in-service training courses, creation of a special unit for North-East people headed by a DCP at Nanakpura. The newly created Special Unit for NE should have power of police stations to investigate the cases all over Delhi. The special unit should also have sufficient manpower and logistics.
Mishra also requested all the N-E people residing in Delhi and even outside the national Capital to interact on the FB page for better reach-out and redressal of their problems. People can now also reach out to the police via interactive social media via WhatsApp at mobile no. 9810083486 and Facebook page Delhi Police for North East Folks. A 24x7 helpline 1093 for North-Eastern people, a dedicated website dpfne.com are already in place for the North-Eastern population residing in the national Capital.