Chief Minister Dr Raman Singh released the journal published by State Police, here at his residence on Monday.
In the journal published by Crime Investigation Department (CID) of Police Headquarters, several important subjects like steps to stop crime against scheduled caste, scheduled tribe, women and children, and also the measures to control crimes like human trafficking have been covered.
Moreover, the various helpline numbers started by State Police for controlling crimes along with other legal provisions have also been prominently mentioned
in the journal. On the occasion, Chief Minister congratulated Director General of Police (DGP) Ramnivas and
other senior police officials and personnel for publishing the journal.
Chief Minister expressed hope that the journal will serve as a handbook for police personnel and thereby prove beneficial. Chief Minister said that the toll-free numbers for helping SC/ST people, women and children are being operated actively, besides Chhattisgarh Police are also actively implementing the schemes of State Government to eradicate these social evils.
DGP Ramnivas told CM Singh that the copies of this journal will be distributed in all the police stations. He said that Scheduled Caste Welfare Police Stations are being operated in 13 districts of Chhattisgarh, while in the police stations of other districts Scheduled Caste Welfare Cell has been established. Special Courts have been established for trial of SC Welfare related cases. Moreover, women police stations, women cells, women desk and family counselling centres have also been established for security and justice for women.
The anti-human trafficking units established in various districts of police headquarters are also working effectively. On the occasion, Additional DGP RK Vij, Inspector General of Police (IG) Himanshu Gupta, IG RK Dewangan, IG Mahendra Singh Tomar, Deputy Inspector General of Police DPS Pasare, Deputy Inspector General of Police Manish Sharma, Deputy Inspector General of Police Neethu Kamal and other senior police officers and personnel were present.