Ranchi Police on Monday assessed its performance, weaknesses, challenges and problems faced while discharging their duties. The meeting was attended by Police, CID and traffic officials of the District.
The meeting which was attended by Police officials of all ranks focussed on rate of case disposal, disposal of warrants, progress in investigations on cases, problems faced by investigating officers during an investigation and naxal problem. “We discussed crime, steps to control it besides making plans for the future,” said Ranchi Senior Superintendent of Police Saket Kumar Singh.
Addressing media persons, Singh added that number of pending cases has increased in this month and that “it will be a top priority in this month.”
Talking about recent spurt in snatching by “biker’s gang” Singh informed that identification of members of such gangs is going on and soon the menace will be brought under control through a well crafted strategy.
Notably, there are 2000 pending cases with the Police and around 750 cases were registered in last six months as against an average of 550 to 600 cases. “Though the number of registered cases increased we will regularise it in one month,” added Singh. Interestingly, the District witnessed substantial decrease in robbery cases. District had registered around 50 such cases in one year which has come down to 6 in last six months.