Rajkot: After polluting the graft recently suffered, Rajkot police scrambled for excess makeover images starting with publicity more than a dozen programs aimed at better citizen relations in just five days.
According to more than a dozen press records issued in the end of five days, all social concern activities were carried out under the instructions and guidance of the Police Commissioner of Rajkot, Manoj Agarwal.
While the alleged fraud appeared on February 5, the police began the construction of the image of four days later from February 9 by organizing several programs.
It began with B division B division distributed blankets to Footpath Dwellers, while the Durga Shakti team continued the spread of the mask and tried to convince senior citizens to take the covid booster vaccine dose.
Again, instead of following the regular practice of filing shots on people who rent their property without police verification, the police continued the policy to help senior citizens and people divyang to fill out the rental form in the seminar they set property holders.
The police also guide people about the condition of the lease agreement.
Division B, Jalan Kuvadva, and Police Ajidam organized feedback to teach people about how to protect their vehicles so as not to be stolen.
Police drawn two wheels without handle key.
When people approach the police, they are guided about how to keep the vehicle safe, locked, and parking only in the designated parking space.
Traffic police organize the drive guide for school students and lectures driving without licenses.
The police found 74 students like that who were under the age and did not have a license to drive.
And it’s not all.
The police also held a drug awareness seminar where students were told about addiction and how to avoid it.
In the campaign ‘say yes to life and not for drugs’, the side effects of drug consumption such as anxiety, weight loss, cardiovascular complications, and behavioral changes are also highlighted.
The Airport Police Station distributed stickers on Jalan Raya Chotila on the road on the crash road.
Not only the old advice about safety, but Division B police also held a helmet drive at Greenland Chokdi and Bedi Chowkdi where the police buy and helmet talented for cyclists on the road.
The police officer arranged by a seminar for female students at the hostel gave them tips on how to distinguish the ‘good touch’ and ‘bad touch’.
The Division police team held self-defense training for female students, while the Cybercrime team guided them on how to stay online.