Mumbai: The Mumbai police have been able to rein in the underworld activities and are confident of tackling the organised crime syndicates, Commissioner Datta Padsalgikar has said.
"Tackling organised crime syndicates is an important task for police in Mumbai. There must be an action plan to tackle the organised crime syndicates in Mumbai," Mr Padsalgikar told PTI yesterday.
"We have arrested some important gang members and have been successful in overpowering the underworld," he claimed.
"We can control gangs and their members by applying stringent legal provisions for serious crimes," he said, when his attention was drawn to the absence of police encounters which were a permanent fixture in the 90s.
"We need to take note of behavioural changes of the youth," he said.
"The youth must know where their future is. They must not indulge in wrong activities. They must listen to their parents and good people in society," he said.
The initiative has been started at 44 out of the total 93 police stations in Mumbai, he said.
The initiative involves rationalisation of human resources and proper work allocation. It does not entail any additional manpower and funds, Mr Padsalgikar said.
"Tackling organised crime syndicates is an important task for police in Mumbai. There must be an action plan to tackle the organised crime syndicates in Mumbai," Mr Padsalgikar told PTI yesterday.
"We have arrested some important gang members and have been successful in overpowering the underworld," he claimed.
"We can control gangs and their members by applying stringent legal provisions for serious crimes," he said, when his attention was drawn to the absence of police encounters which were a permanent fixture in the 90s.
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"We need to take note of behavioural changes of the youth," he said.
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"The youth must know where their future is. They must not indulge in wrong activities. They must listen to their parents and good people in society," he said.
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The initiative has been started at 44 out of the total 93 police stations in Mumbai, he said.
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The initiative involves rationalisation of human resources and proper work allocation. It does not entail any additional manpower and funds, Mr Padsalgikar said.
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