Nagpur: Director General of Maharashtra Police Sanjay Pandey on Wednesday convinced that all empty posts of police inspector (API) and police sub-inspectors (PSIS) in the Nagpur City Police Commissioner will be filled with March 15.
Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar.
Shown to the DGP of the country about how the increase in fire and PSI power can help in maintaining legal and order situations in the capital of the country.
Pandey was in town after a two-day tour of the Gadchiroli district full of Naxal.
“Residents work on complaints with the police in the hope of getting justice,” said Pandey and directed people in Khaki to take immediate action to overcome complaints of citizens.
After returning from Gadchiroli, Pandey has held a Nagpur City Police meeting at the Police Gymkhana in the civilian line.
Commissioner Kumar Police, Commissioner with Aswati Dorje Police, Police Special Inspector, Range of Nagpur, Chering Dorje, Police Supervisors (Nagpur Rustic) Vijay Magar and others in the Department.
Previously on that day, DGP had visited the Gutta police station in the Gadchiroli district which was hit by Maois.
Gatta is on the Chhattisgarh border.
DGP also visited Pranhita Camp in Ahereri and reviewed the ongoing operation against Maois.
DGP also congratulated Gadchiroli Jawan for eliminating 26 Maoists last year.
Director General of Police Additional (Special Operations) Praveen Salunkhe accompanied Pandey, said the source.