Bikaner: IPS Kavendra Sagar took over as Bikaner Superintendent of Police on Wednesday. After taking cost, he mentioned that the younger era is entering into the quagmire of medicine. Stopping drug abuse and drug smuggling might be his precedence. He will hold full deal with this. Its outcomes will even be seen within the coming days.
He mentioned that it’s essential to curb crime and particularly organized crime so that folks in Bikaner district stay free from concern. He mentioned that Bikaner district is adjoining to the worldwide and interstate border, so it won’t be straightforward for criminals from different states to achieve Bikaner. He mentioned that many instances such incidents have occurred when criminals from different states dedicated crimes right here and went again.
New Superintendent of Police takes cost in Bikaner (Video ETV Bharat Bikaner)
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He will hold full deal with the border areas. He mentioned that there might be common public listening to of the complainants in his workplace, in order that the complaints and sufferings of the complainants will be resolved. IPS officer Kavendra Sagar is a 2015 batch officer. Earlier he was posted as DCP East in Jaipur and earlier than that he has additionally labored as Superintendent of Police in Kota Rural and Banswara.
Bundi’s new Superintendent of Police Rajendra Meena (Photo ETV Bharat Bundi)
Rajendra Kumar Meena took cost of SP in Bundi: Rajendra Kumar Meena, the brand new Superintendent of Police of Bundi district, took over because the Superintendent of Police of Bundi district on Wednesday. Before taking cost, the police personnel gave him a guard of honour. On this event, Meena mentioned that curbing crime within the district and offering higher policing to the widespread folks would be the first precedence. Maintaining regulation and order within the district and stopping felony actions together with sustaining social concord will even be a precedence.
