Nagpur: Police Gadchiroli has created an emergency mini film space for their personnel, family and residents of remote hamlets to give them experience in entertainment which is the opposite cannot be imagined in the backward district affected by Maois.
Police at the Katezhari Policemate who are very sensitive in Dhanora Taluka in North Gadchiroli have changed rooms where they become mini cinemas that can accommodate 40 viewers.
The hall can also be used as a meeting room.
Villages and stretches are side by side covered with forested landscapes that are considered to be the fortress of Maois.
SP Ankit Goyal, which has formalized innovative concepts, said this facility was based on the house theater arrangement.
“This is a pilot project that we want to imitate in other posts, especially on the remote,” Goyal said adding theater can offer a local population to the developed world.
“This facility will be a means of entertainment for police personnel and their families at the post.
The villagers also often visit the police for some or other works.
They can also enjoy movies,” SP said.
Police have also opened Creche in adjacent rooms and reading room with a small library to start.
“Many students find it difficult to study at home or there are interference and disorders.
They can come here and study,” he said.
Senior police officials feel working on a long-range pole leaving one below the big pressure, especially if there is an increasing perception of threats.
Entertainment allows someone to relax and rejuvenate mentally, said an official.
Police previously helped citizens Katezhari by facilitating them with the benefits of government schemes that worked as a coordinator.
In 2019, the police had helped rare Air Village could get drinking water on the doorstep by setting up two overhead tanks.
Previously, considered the Kubu Naxal, the police had begun to get land here with a social approach that included the latest creation of the Cinema Mini Hall, Reading Room, and Creche.