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A meeting of senior police officers of the state was organized under the chairmanship of Director General of Police Shatrujit Kapoor.
A meeting of senior police officers of the state was organized under the chairmanship of Director General of Police Shatrujit Kapoor.
Haryana DGP Shatrujeet Kapoor told a meeting of senior officials that it was important to resolve people’s grievances quickly, but at the same time it was more important to investigate the matter impartially. As far as dealing with complaints received at police stations is concerned, officers should randomly call complainants and ask them the reasons for their dissatisfaction. On this basis, assessments of police stations and officers are made.
The meeting was held at Moginand Police Grounds where safety of women and children and many other important issues were discussed. This meeting was attended by senior police department officials. At the meeting, Kapoor said senior officers need to review the calls made through the feedback cell at their level and particularly focus on those who are dissatisfied with the police action and ask them the reason for their dissatisfaction. He urged senior officials to continue to take note of the feedback cell’s complaints. He said that they should ensure call recording to ensure transparency of work.
Opening of a crèche for children of policewomen
During the meeting, setting up a crèche for the children of women police officers was discussed. A thought was given to open this crèche in the police station and women’s police station. It was informed that a crèche with 15 children is already running in Kurukshetra, managed by a Class IV employee of Ex-Gracia. The Director General of Police (DGP) welcomed this initiative.
Pilot project with IIT Madras on road safety
At the meeting, Panchkula Police Commissioner Sibas Kaviraj said that a pilot project would be conducted in collaboration with IIT Madras to increase road safety in Panchkula. During this time, all facts regarding road safety are carefully examined.
Improving health care and roads
It was informed that work is underway to prepare a roadmap for health facilities and road infrastructure. Further, necessary steps are being taken with the involvement of the Indian Road and Highway Enforcement Directorate (IRED) to eliminate the black spots.
Measures against illegal red and blue lights and sirens
Strict measures regarding the issuance of notices for illegal red lights and sirens were discussed. For this purpose, coordination has been made with the toll plaza and correspondence is being held with the transport department to cancel the registration of such vehicles. At the meeting, Kapoor said that during wedding and festival season, many people play loud DJs in trucks, trolleys etc. Apart from canceling the registration of such vehicles, action will also be taken against the owner of the DJ as per the rules.
Campaign against abusers and women’s safety
The meeting said that special attention will be given to areas where assault or harassment of women is comparatively more common. Police units were deployed to locations where women were abused. Kapoor said that while the police officers are waging a campaign against the miscreants who harass women outside the colleges and universities, they should deploy women police officers who should keep in touch with the girl students studying here so that the women can also easily tell them about it. The meeting was informed that a list of drug sellers and buyers is being drawn up and is expected to be ready by November 30. The DGP said strict action should be taken against those involved in drug smuggling.
Improving police stations for women
Kapoor said officers posted there should listen carefully to the complaints received at women police stations and speak to them politely. He said the purpose of setting up Mahila police station was to provide legal facilities to women at one place so that they do not have to wander here and there. It is therefore important that the police officers deployed there work accordingly. It was informed in the meeting that 53 SWAT teams will be deployed in different districts of the state. Of these, 5 teams will be deployed in Gurugram district, 4 teams each in Faridabad, Sonipat and Panchkula, 1 team each in Hansi, Dadri, Sirsa and Dabwali. Two teams will be appointed in each of the remaining districts.
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