“Citizens’ safety the top priority”
In an interview with Anjali Bhatia, Rakesh Asthana, a 1984 batch IPS officer of Gujarat cadre, serving as the Commissioner of Delhi Police dwelt at length on his new assignment.
In an interview with Anjali Bhatia, Rakesh Asthana, a 1984 batch IPS officer of Gujarat cadre, serving as the Commissioner of Delhi Police dwelt at length on his new assignment.
In her letter, written jointly with Delhi CPI (M) Secretary K M Tewari, she said “It is most unfortunate that some police personnel suffered injuries during the course of duty.”
On the occasion, Asthana appreciated the designing of the Knowledge Centre and hoped that it would serve as knowledge-cum-relaxation center.
The aim is to deal with the complaints and cases related to cybercrime with alacrity, swift response and professionalism and to ensure quality investigations of such crimes.
Meanwhile, Delhi Traffic Police had earlier said that it has made adequate security arrangements for the festival to keep a tab on hooligans and drunken driving.
Speaking during the occasion, the CP Delhi said these three initiatives have added a new dimension in the digitization and modernization of the Delhi Police.
the Republic Day parade will not start at the scheduled time of 10 a.m. and will begin 30 minutes after the scheduled time.
Earlier Delhi police confirmed that security has been beefed up outside Gambhir’s residence after Gambhir lodged a complaint with Delhi police.
The eight women SHOs are Dominka Purty, Alpana Sharma, Roshlin Punam Minz, Poonam Pareek, Pratibha Sharma, Harjinder Kaur, Kamini Gupta, and Sapna Duggal.
According to the order, Dependra Pathak, a 1990-batch IPS officer, has been posted as special CP law & order division zone –I.
