Maoist Threat Over, Win Gadchiroli Tribals’ Trust Through Governance: Chief Secretary Nagpur: Chief Secretary Rajesh Aggarwal emphasized the need for enhanced governance in Gadchiroli to rebuild trust among tribal communities, directing officials to prioritize development, public outreach, and effective services. Aggarwal, who also serves as the guardian secretary of Gadchiroli, has been stationed in the district since Saturday, overseeing a comprehensive review of administrative departments. A critical meeting on Sunday brought together senior officials, including Maharashtra DGP Sadanand Date, to discuss the law-and-order situation and the post-Maoist transformation of the region. Aggarwal highlighted the opportunity for Gadchiroli’s transformation over the next decade, urging officials to adopt a people-centric approach. He stressed that tribal communities, as the true owners of forest resources, should see the government and civil administration act as facilitators rather than authorities. “If services are delivered with sensitivity and understanding, the gap between the government and society will narrow further,” he stated. The meeting also addressed the shift from combating Maoist extremism to conventional policing, with DGP Date acknowledging the significant toll of the conflict. Date reviewed three decades of anti-Maoist operations, noting that security forces had dealt a decisive blow to left-wing extremism. He highlighted the human cost, with 244 police personnel and 609 civilians losing their lives during the conflict, calling the end of the Maoist movement a victory for Indian democracy. Date also announced plans to create an elite force from select C-60 commandos, emphasizing advanced training for special operations at state and national levels.#gadchiroli #maharashtra_dgp_sadanand_date #samruddhi_expressway #chief_secretary_rajesh_aggarwal #c_60_commandos
Nagpur to host 69th All India Police Duty meet The 69th All India Police Duty meet is set to be hosted in Nagpur, marking a significant gathering of law enforcement personnel from across the country. The event, which combines both theoretical and practical components, aims to enhance professional skills, promote innovation in policing methods, and foster coordination among police forces. Comprehensive arrangements have been made to ensure the smooth conduct of the meet, including accommodation and food facilities at various premium locations in Nagpur. Round-the-clock medical services will be available at the venues to address any health emergencies. To ensure seamless movement and security, 330 police vehicles and a large contingent of personnel from different districts of Maharashtra have been deployed. The organizing committee, chaired by Maharashtra DGP Sadanand Date, includes senior officers such as additional DGP Sunil Ramanand as organizing secretary, additional DGP Madhukar Pandey, Nagpur City Police Chief Ravinder Kumar Singal, additional DGP Rajkumar Vhatkar, and several other high-ranking officials. The closing ceremony of the meet will take place on April 3, with the presence of Union minister of state for home Nityanand Roy. The event underscores the importance of collaborative efforts in strengthening police operations and addressing contemporary challenges in public safety. The meet also highlights the role of state-level leadership in coordinating national policing initiatives. By bringing together experts and officials, the gathering seeks to align strategies for improved efficiency and responsiveness in law enforcement.#nagpur #all_india_police_duty_meet #maharashtra_dgp_sadanand_date #nityanand_roy #nagpur_city_police_chief_ravinder_kumar_singal
