Handing over appointment letters to the newly recruited Sub Inspectors Chief Minister Raghubar Das today asked them to respect the poor in the police stations. “Due to poor, tribal, dalit, exploited, disadvantaged, victims, democracy is alive. They are the fifth pillar of our democracy. They are entitled to honour. We have to create such a police in Jharkhand, which becomes famous all over the country for its skills,” he said.
The CM was addressing the SIs after distributing them appointment letters at Project Building Secretariat on Friday. He said that contact with people should be maintained because this will also improve the law and order situation in the region. Chief Minister also advised new appointees and said they should fulfill their responsibilities with honesty.
The CM said that till date 11,451 appointments have been made in the Police Department since 2014. These include the posts of Police sub-inspector, operator, wireless operator, assistant police, and deputy superintendent of police. Today, 2,645 police sub-inspector have been given appointment letter. 83 per cent of them are residents of Jharkhand, 17 percent are from outside states, but they are also living in Jharkhand for three generations. In this way, 100 per cent of the appointments have been made by people of Jharkhand. There are 223 women among newly appointed Police sub-inspector.
On this occasion, Principal Secretary Home Department SKG Rahate and Director General of Police DK Pandey also addressed the newly appointed Police Sub-Inspector.
Principal Secretary, Home Department SKG Rahate, Director General of Police DK Pandey, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister Dr. Sunil Kumar Barnwal, DG Neeraj Sinha, DG PRK Naidu, ADG Anil Palta, ADG Anurag Gupta, ADG RK Mallik, ADG Rezi Dungdung, senior police officer of Police Department, newly appointed sub inspector and others were present.