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Workshop on Friendly policing held in Eluru
With a view to building a good rapport with people, the police organised a workshop to coincide with Police Martyrs Week here on Friday.
Eluru: With a view to building a good rapport with people, the police organised a workshop to coincide with Police Martyrs Week here on Friday.
Speaking at the workshop, Superintendent of Police Navdeep Singh Grewal said that police should behave friendly with the people. He asked the people to approach the police in case they need any help.
The people should also avail the Spandana platform by submitting their complaints to the police on every Monday. They can also Whatsapp their grievances to 9550351100 or dial 100 to solve their problems. He said workshops like these would help strengthen people's bond with police.
Retired Additional Superintendent of Police Bhagavan Raju outlined the sacrifices of police martyrs. He urged the students to follow traffic rules while driving vehicles and appealed to the autorickshaw drivers not to overload the vehicles to avoid accidents.
