3 hrs ago
Haryana Opens First Tourist Police Post at Mansa Devi Temple
Haryana has opened a special police help post at Shri Mata Mansa Devi Temple in Panchkula.
Chief Minister Saini inaugurated it on October 11.
The post is meant to help people visiting the temple feel safer and find assistance more easily.
Twenty specially trained police officers will work there all day and night.
They can answer questions about temple services and nearby transport.
Visitors can also report problems such as missing people or lost belongings at the temple.
The post can handle FIRs and daily diary entries.
Officers will watch more than 100 temple cameras from a control room and respond to emergencies.
Haryana’s first Tourist Police Post has opened at Shri Mata Mansa Devi Temple in Panchkula.
Chief Minister Saini inaugurated the post on October 11.
Twenty specially trained police personnel will staff the post around the clock.
The post offers visitor information, guidance and facilities for registering complaints, including FIRs and daily diary entries.
More than 100 temple CCTV cameras will be monitored live from the post’s control room.
- Who
- Haryana Police, with Chief Minister Saini attending the inauguration.
- What
- Haryana’s first Tourist Police Post was established to provide security, information, guidance and complaint services to devotees.
- Where
- Shri Mata Mansa Devi Temple in Panchkula, Haryana.
- When
- October 11; the report does not specify the year.
- Why
- To make temple visits safer and more convenient, and to provide devotees with assistance and complaint services at the temple.
Key facts
- Location
- Shri Mata Mansa Devi Temple, Panchkula
- Staffing
- 20 specially trained police personnel deployed round-the-clock
- Surveillance
- More than 100 CCTV cameras monitored live from the post’s control room
- Complaint services
- FIR registration and daily diary entries are available at the post
- Previous complaint location
- Mata Mansa Devi Police Station, about two kilometres away
- Visitor information
- The post provides guidance on temple services, transport, parking and nearby religious sites
- Inauguration
- Chief Minister Saini inaugurated the post on October 11
Quotes
Haryana Police statement
Official statement describing the services at the new post.
“The Tourist Police Post has been developed as an integrated assistance and information centre.”
theprint.in
Sources
Related news
4,500 Police Tighten Tirumala Security Ahead of Garuda Seva
Police Urged to Serve Dasara Devotees With Patience
Tirumala Police Launch Geo-Tagging to Protect Devotees During Brahmotsavam
Navratri Begins Across Madhya Pradesh With Worship, Garba and Security Measures
Officials Urged to Serve Devotees During Dasara Festivities
AI Cameras and RFID Checks to Secure Vaishno Devi Route
Modi’s Agricultural Record Shows Gains, But Key Challenges Remain
Jio-bp Raises Petrol by Rs 5, Diesel by Rs 3
Two Arrested in Gurugram Kidnapping Case Tied to Enmity
Kerala Leads Indian States in AI-Complementary Employment
