Odisha CM wants cops render best professional services

Cuttack, September 18, 2017: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on
Monday urged the police to   dedicate themselves
and render the best professional services for the benefit of the common man. 

Patnaik while addressing the valedictory event of the
three-day long 65th edition of Police Duty Meet at the Reserve Police Ground in
Buxibazaar here said, “I am happy  to see
the  progress  made, particularly  in the spheres of increasing   use   
of    scientific     aids   
in   investigation     and inculcation  of scientific 
temper  amongst the police
personnel.”

Investigation of offences against women, children, dalits
and  tribals   has  
to   be   done  
on  a  priority  
basis   and  in  a
meticulous    manner, said Patnaik.  

“I urge   you   to  
dedicate    yourself    and  
render   the  best professional   services 
for the benefit  of the
common  man,” added the Chief Minister.

As many as 187 competitors, including 40 Inspectors, 48
Sub-Inspectors, 43 ASIs and 56 Constables participated in different events of
the Duty Meet. At least 21 K-Nine (Dogs) coming from 37 police districts also participated
in the mega annual event.

The Duty Meet witnessed competitions in various policing
subjects like observation and police portrait, scientific aid to investigation,
medico legal test, finger print identification, lifting – packing and
forwarding of exhibit, photography, DNA finger printing, technical
surveillance, cyber crimes, laws and rules and computer awareness test among
others. The successful competitors will be selected to participate in the All
India Police Duty Meet.

The CM also felicitated the winners in various categories. DGP
Dr Rajendra Prasad Sharma among many senior police officials attended the
event.