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Kothagudem: SP Sunil Dutt assures personnel of giving importance to welfare
Utmost importance is being given to the welfare of the police personnel, said Superintendent of Police Sunil Dutt.
Kothagudem: Utmost importance is being given to the welfare of the police personnel, said Superintendent of Police Sunil Dutt. He was inaugurating the newly constructed volleyball and badminton courts at the District Police Headquarters at Hemachandrapuram here on Monday.
He was also inaugurating the newly built Armed Reserve Additional SP office and RI (Welfare) office. He interacted with the police personnel as part of Darbar conducted on the occasion of demobilisation.
The SP thanked the personnel and officials for ensuring law and order in the district and for their role in conducting the recent elections in a peaceful manner. All required measures were being taken to address the issues related to the police personnel, he said.
Care was being taken to ensure good health and well-being of the policemen. Steps to ease work pressure would be also be taken by utilising the police force as per the requirement and in a planned manner, Dutt explained.
He called upon the staff and officers to take proper care of their health and bring to his notice the problems, if any. The SP received petitions from the staff and issued orders to officials concerned to take steps to address them. Additional SP (AR) B Krishnaiah and others were present.
