Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Tamil Nadu Government Allocates Funds to Boost Police Infrastructure
The Tamil Nadu government is spending a lot of money to make the police in North Chennai better.
They're building a big new police station and adding things like cameras that read license plates.
They are also getting new bikes for patrols and creating clubs for young people.
There will also be centers to help people struggling with drugs.
All of this is meant to help the police do their job and make the community safer for everyone.
Tamil Nadu government allocated ₹54.3 crore to enhance police infrastructure in North Chennai.
An integrated police complex will be built in Kolathur with an outlay of ₹16 crore.
Funds will also be used for ANPR cameras, two-wheeler patrol vehicles, and police youth clubs.
Rehabilitation centers will be established to address substance abuse concerns.
Over 1,000 police personnel and numerous residents are expected to benefit from the developments.
- Who
- Tamil Nadu Government
- What
- Tamil Nadu government sanctioned ₹54.3 crore for police infrastructure improvements.
- When
- As part of North Chennai development scheme
- Where
- North Chennai
- Why
- To enhance police infrastructure, public safety, and address infrastructure gaps.
- Allocation Amount
- ₹54.3 crore
- Project Goal
- Enhance police infrastructure and public safety
- Location
- North Chennai
- Key Component
- Integrated Police Complex in Kolathur
- Additional Measures
- ANPR cameras, patrol vehicles, youth clubs
- Rehabilitation Centers
- ₹3 crore allocated