File Photo: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Jaipur:
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday indicated that the Centre would introduce a comprehensive plan to deal with the issues of Naxalism, terrorism and insurgency.
Mr Singh said he has been brainstorming with sitting and retired officers and prepared a comprehensive plan, and invited suggestions from the heads of police training academies and police officers on the issue.
"There has been a drastic change in situations since independence... There are challenges of terrorism, Maoism and insurgency and to mete out these challenges... I invite your suggestions on our website," he said.
"I have been brainstorming with sitting and retired officers and a comprehensive plan is almost ready," he said while addressing the heads of police training academies of different states at a national symposium in Jaipur.
The Union minister said that there was a need to make a perceptional change in the image of police.
"People see a reflection of government, chief minister, and prime minister, in the police... even a police constable regulating traffic reflects the (functioning of the) government, hence the police should ensure that their behaviour is proper," he said.
Mr Singh said he has been brainstorming with sitting and retired officers and prepared a comprehensive plan, and invited suggestions from the heads of police training academies and police officers on the issue.
"There has been a drastic change in situations since independence... There are challenges of terrorism, Maoism and insurgency and to mete out these challenges... I invite your suggestions on our website," he said.
"I have been brainstorming with sitting and retired officers and a comprehensive plan is almost ready," he said while addressing the heads of police training academies of different states at a national symposium in Jaipur.
The Union minister said that there was a need to make a perceptional change in the image of police.
"People see a reflection of government, chief minister, and prime minister, in the police... even a police constable regulating traffic reflects the (functioning of the) government, hence the police should ensure that their behaviour is proper," he said.
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