Synopsis
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced that police officers will be held accountable for major crimes in their areas. He emphasized the need for effective policing and police reforms to ensure justice and maintain peace in the state.Key Takeaways
- Police accountability for major crimes.
- Modernization of the Punjab Police.
- Zero-tolerance policy against drugs.
- Focus on intelligence gathering.
- Emphasis on community harmony.
Chandigarh, Feb 4 (NationPress) Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann declared on Tuesday that police officers will face accountability for significant crimes occurring within their jurisdiction.
During a discussion with Commissioners of Police and Senior Superintendent of Police, the Chief Minister emphasized the necessity of effective and responsive policing to combat crime in the state.
He stated that the Punjab Police is among the finest forces in the nation, and their esteemed tradition of upholding the unity, integrity, and sovereignty of the country must be preserved at all costs.
Mann asserted that justice must be delivered to the populace, reinforcing the principles of communal harmony, peace, and brotherhood.
He mentioned that the government will prioritize police reforms to ensure public benefits.
His aim is to maintain the hard-won peace of the state through every possible measure.
The Chief Minister noted that significant steps have already been taken towards modernizing the police force, equipping the Punjab Police with state-of-the-art vehicles.
CM Mann further stated that unlawful activities must be addressed decisively, with no leniency for those engaged in crime.
He urged police officers to focus on intelligence gathering and delivering justice to the public.
Additionally, the Chief Minister stressed the need to severely disrupt the drug supply chain within the state.
He called for a zero-tolerance policy against drug-related offenses, ensuring that no one involved in this serious crime is overlooked.
Mann committed to monitoring anti-drug actions daily, emphasizing the need for strategies to educate school and college students about the dangers of drugs.
