Home Minister G. Parameshwara with officers of Hubballi Dharwad Police Commissionerate in Hubballi on Friday.
| Photo Credit: KIRAN BAKALE
Appreciating the measures taken to make sure a great regulation and order state of affairs in Dharwad district, Home Minister G. Parameshwara on Friday, referred to as on police officers to proceed the great work and make the area free from the menace of drug abuse by successfully tackling the problem.
Chairing a overview assembly of Dharwad Rural Police on the Superintendent of Police’s Office in Dharwad on Friday, he gave a route to the officers to make Dharwad district free from drug abuse within the subsequent six months.
Emphasising the necessity to adapt greatest practices and guarantee people-friendly policing, the Home Minister requested police officers to go to one college and a school each month and maintain discussions with the scholars to sensitise them on the problem of drug abuse. A wholesome and crime-free society will be developed solely when the police win the belief of the folks, he stated.
He instructed them that the federal government would contemplate proposals on growth of residential quarters for the police.
Home Minister G. Parameshwara addressing a press convention in Hubballi on Friday.
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KIRAN BAKALE
Stressing upon the necessity to strengthen the social material and create a harmonious State, he referred to as on the officers to stroll the additional mile to win the belief of the general public. “Hold jana sampark meetings every month so that the local issues are solved in real-time,” he instructed the officers.
Cyber crime
He stated that the federal government wouldn’t tolerate any try and create disturbance particularly via misuse of social media platforms and circulation of faux information. Superintendent of Police Lokesh Jagalasar dropped at the discover of the assembly that of the 71 cyber circumstances reported between 2019 and 2023, over 80% circumstances had been resolved.
The Home Minister additionally held a overview assembly on the Hubballi Dharwad Police Commissioner’s workplace at Navanagar in Hubballi to take inventory of the state of affairs and appreciated the efforts taken to convey down the crime price within the twin cities. Police Commissioner Renuka Sukumar and others had been current.