First child-friendly police station at IGIA

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In a bid to ensure that a better environment is provided to the complainants who visit the police station along with their children, the Delhi Police on Friday formally inaugurated a "Child-friendly" police station of the IGI Airport.

Inaugurated by the Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik, the three-storey building has been designed with excellent facilities for investigation to ensure maximum safety and workability of the airport.  The main idea behind the décor of the police station, which also houses the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Airport), is to facilitate a comfortable environment for the complainants.

According to a senior police officer, the skill structure building has a conference hall, control room, separate care unit for women along with separate cells for men and women. A vividly designed juvenile welfare office is the specialty of the building. It also has a crèche. It is the first police station with a child friendly room. According to ASI Rajiv Gulati, "the room ensures a friendly ambience and helps children to develop a friendly equation with the officers". The building has a beautiful artifact and is a perfect blend of modernisation and advancement.

The inauguration took place in the presence of senior officers like Special CP (Vigilance) TN Mohan, Sanjay Baniwal, Special CP (women safety, airport and modernisation), Ashok Kumar Singh, Joint CP/Planning and implementation and David lalrinsanga, Joint CP/SPUWAC and Spunner. Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik said, "it's a special day as I am inaugurating the most modern building, equipped with excellent facilities.” The ceremony ended with a vote of thanks by Special CP, Sanjay Beniwal.

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