State government issued fresh directives to the districts and senior police officials

State government issued fresh directives to the districts and senior police officials for controlling law and order in the state during the coming festive season. 

“ Strict action should be taken against the anti-social elements and in no way law and order is violated anywhere,” state chief secretary Alok Ranjan

said here on Saturday. Reviewing the law and order and the preparedness of the police department here onSaturday, Ranjan said appointment of 40,000 constables and 6,400 sub-inspectors should be done in a transparent way. He said to train the new constables and sub-inspectors 62 temporary training centers would be opened in the state.  The CS said the strength of the Moradabad police training center has been increased to 900 from present 400 constables while a 200 bed each men and women hospitals would be set up in the Moradabad police training center.

“Training of these 40,000 constables should start from coming January,” Ranjan directed. To ensure timely training of sub-inspectors and constables, 62 additional training centres will be started for skillful training of recruits. He said that proposal for fund of Rs 280 crore for classrooms, barracks, computer, toilets, etc. in training centres should be considered seriously. He said that new training centre buildings should be vertical – multistoried, so that storey-wise classrooms, barracks, mess, etc. could be provided in the same building.

Ranjan further said that under-construction training centres in Sultanpur, Jalaun and Kasganj districts should be completed as soon as possible as per the specified standards and quality. He said, “If there is shortage of trainers, then retired trainers should be utilitsed for timely training of recruits. Along with appropriate payment for their services, such retired trainers should be provided with temporary residential facility within the training centre”.  The meeting was attended by Principal Secretary, Home, Rakesh Bahadur, Director General Police,A l Banerjee,along with other senior officials.