Under the Civic Action programme, the Bokaro Thermal police stationed at Armo Panchayat in Bokaro district distributed dhoti, sari and note books among the needy villagers and school kids of Armo middle school within limits Bokaro thermal police station here on Tuesday, said Prameshwar leyangi.
The simple function was presided over by Officer-in charge Prameshwar leyangi of Bokaro Thermal Police Station. According to police sources all materials were distributed among needy villagers and poor students of Government school at its school campus on Tuesday afternoon.
Stating that the programme was organised to strengthen the bond between police forces and local people of Armo Panchayt, Prameshwar leyangi O/C emphasises the need for those school kids who have no any essential component of education. He said that children from naxals infested villages and small town lag behind in school because of shortage of resources and the government has launched various programme to address this issue, further leyangi added. Describing Bokaro chief YS Ramesh, initiatives as a small step towards bridging gaps, Bokaro SP said that in future also the organisation would leave no stone unturned to contribute towards education of children, especially girls ,in whatever way possible. Civic action programme is one of the many programmes envisaged by the government to act as a bridge between the security forces and the local villagers. The immediate necessary requirements of the populace are met through various programmes which are area specific and need based .Winning the hearts and minds is the basic essence of works undertaken during civic action, added SP.
The SP, Bokaro YS Ramesh also appreciated the efforts of the Bokaro Thermal police and thanked Officer in charge of Bokaro Thermal police for this programme.