Director General Of Police D K Pandey on Saturday had more than three hours interaction with SPs, DSPs, Inspectors of the Palamu police range here in DK Rai memorial hall in the police line Daltonganj on Saturday. Pandey was accompanied by ADG ( Modernisation & Training ) Anil Palta, ADG (CID) Ajay Bhatnagar and ADG ( Special Branch) Anurag Gupta and ADG (Operations) SN Pradhan.
A motley crowd of villagers of Rehla/Ketat in Palamu met the DGP Pandey and complained against the OC Rehla police station. The villagers wanted this OC’s removal from there The DGP heard the villagers with patience. ADG Anurag Gupta asked DIG Palamu to do something in this regard. Speaking to the media persons after the session D K Pandey said “It was a family gathering where we discussed as to how to deliver more and more to public and how to keep the image of the police unblemished.” DGP referred to the ongoing festive season and said the police are determined and committed to keep the fabric of brotherhood intact . In the same vein he spoke of the coming panchayat elections in the state.
Pandey wanted Mahila Thanas across the state to be ‘more glowing’. Pandey referred to passport verification and said that it should not take more than 20 to 25 days time from the police side. He in a passing mode alluded to operation Muskan, operation Nirbheek for child abuse victims and operation Shakti for women. Sources said it was ADJ Anil Palta who touched the most core issue when he said that in police lines and police stations there adore a large fleet of condemned vehicles of police and these condemned police vehicles are no police heritage but it requires away out for their disposal.
Palta then gave a recipe of training to cops by retired police officers and judicial officers. He said these retired officials can share their well head of experiences with the cops which will prove a big benefit to the cops. Palta came out briefly from the session and said “Police need to write defect and fault free FIRs. The FIRs are written quite loosely which fail the test of law.See if there is any conviction of hard core naxalsIJ The retired judicial officers if their services are hired by the police can help police officers to know where and how the FIRs collapse in the court room.”
ADG Ajay Bhatnagar said that police officers are to be mindful of cases like kidnapping for ransom, road robbery/ loot and cases of extortion. All these are to be handled with swiftness and caution he reminded.