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Ramgarh Police Receives 20 Vehicles Under Jharkhand Modernisation Drive
Ramgarh police received 20 new patrolling vehicles.
They were provided under Jharkhand’s police modernisation campaign.
Deputy Commissioner Rituraj, Superintendent of Police Mukesh Kumar Lunayat and Deputy Development Commissioner Ashish Agrawal flagged them off.
The vehicles will be used in different police station areas.
Officers will use them for patrols, anti-crime checks and surveillance.
They will also help police respond faster to Dial-112 complaints and emergencies.
Earlier, police received 13 patrolling vehicles and 19 two-wheelers.
Officials said the vehicles should make police more visible and improve people’s sense of security.
Ramgarh district police received 20 new patrolling vehicles on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
The vehicles were provided under the Jharkhand government’s police modernisation campaign.
Deputy Commissioner Rituraj, Superintendent of Police Mukesh Kumar Lunayat and Deputy Development Commissioner Ashish Agrawal flagged off the vehicles.
The vehicles will support patrolling, anti-crime checks, surveillance and emergency responses to Dial-112 complaints.
In the first phase, Ramgarh police received 13 patrolling vehicles and 19 two-wheelers.
- Who
- Ramgarh district police, along with Deputy Commissioner Rituraj, Superintendent of Police Mukesh Kumar Lunayat and Deputy Development Commissioner Ashish Agrawal.
- What
- The police received and flagged off 20 new patrolling vehicles.
- Where
- Ramgarh district, Jharkhand.
- When
- Tuesday, Aug. 25.
- Why
- To strengthen patrolling, respond quickly to Dial-112 complaints, support crime control and improve police visibility and public security.
Key facts
- New vehicles
- 20 patrolling vehicles
- Earlier equipment
- 13 patrolling vehicles and 19 two-wheelers were provided in the first phase.
- Provider
- Police headquarters
- Programme
- Jharkhand government’s police modernisation campaign
- Main uses
- Patrolling, anti-crime checking, surveillance and emergency assistance
- Emergency response
- The vehicles will support responses to Dial-112 complaints
- Flag-off officials
- Rituraj, Mukesh Kumar Lunayat and Ashish Agrawal
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