Chhattisgarh’s Home Minister Ram Sewak Paikra on Thursday dedicated the newly constructed building of Mainpur police station situated in insurgency-infested Gariaband district, to public.
Speaking on the occasion, he claimed that improved infrastructure would help in keeping a check on the crime and Naxal activities. He said that for establishing good relations between police and people it is much needed to maintain law and order in the district. Paikra expressed pleasure that now people do not need to travel Raipur for meeting officials as State Government has launched many progammes including jandarshan so that people could easily approach local officials.
“The State Government is committed to benefit the last person of society with its welfare schemes,” he said. Bindranawagarh MlA Gowardhan Manjhi expressed gratitude to State Government for opening of new police station. Rajim MlA Santosh Upadhyay opined of creating belief for police among people.
later on the Home Minister carried out sudden inspection of 65th battalion Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) camp stationed at Bindranawagarh. He called upon CRPF jawans to establish coordination with locals and maintain peace in the region. He also inquired about various difficulties faced by them. CRPF jawan’s raised demand of better road and communication connectivity.
The occasion was marked with presence of district Collector Niranjan Das, SP Abhishek Pathak, District Panchayat President Shweta Sharma, BJP Mandal President Yogesh Sharma, CRPF Commandant AK Singh and others.