3 weeks ago
Suvendu Adhikari inspects police stations, women's help desks, fire services
There is a leader named Suvendu Adhikari who is the chief minister, in charge of the state.
One day, he decided to visit some police stations without telling anyone first, which is called a surprise visit.
He wanted to see how police stations help people, especially women who come with complaints.
The government had recently said that every police station should have a special desk to help women and a desk to help with cybercrime.
He sat at the women's help desk and looked at the book where complaints are written.
He talked to the women police officers to see how they solve people's problems.
He also checked the fire extinguishers to make sure they were not expired and would work in an emergency.
He asked about the rooms where police officers sleep and rest.
Then he went to the fire department to ask how quickly fire trucks are sent when someone calls for help.
He encouraged the officers to take strict action on complaints and work hard.
Chief minister Suvendu Adhikari made surprise visits to two police stations and the fire and emergency services department headquarters on Wednesday.
He visited Watgunge and Ekbalpore police stations in the Port division of Kolkata Police, focusing on the functioning of women's help desks.
The BJP government recently announced the setting up of women's help desks and cybercrime help desks at every police station in the state.
At Ekbalpore, he sat at the women's help desk, reviewed the complaint register, and interacted with women officers on how complaints were handled.
He checked fire extinguisher expiry dates at Watgunge and asked fire department officials about emergency call handling and response times.
- Who
- Suvendu Adhikari, chief minister of the BJP government
- What
- Made surprise visits to two police stations and the fire and emergency services department to review the functioning of government offices
- Where
- Watgunge and Ekbalpore police stations in the Port division of Kolkata Police, and the headquarters of the fire and emergency services department
- When
- Wednesday
- Why
- To review official functioning, particularly the handling of complaints at women's help desks and the speed of fire emergency response
Key facts
- Chief Minister
- Suvendu Adhikari
- Police Stations Visited
- Watgunge and Ekbalpore (Port division, Kolkata Police)
- Other Visit
- Headquarters of the fire and emergency services department
- Focus Area
- Women's help desks and complaint handling
- Recent Government Announcement
- Women's help desks and cybercrime help desks at every police station in the state
- Checks Performed
- Fire extinguisher expiry dates and police barracks conditions
- Fire Department Questions
- Emergency call handling, average response time, and how quickly fire tenders are dispatched
Quotes
Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari
Chief Minister of West Bengal
“He wanted to know how quickly fire tenders are dispatched after a call is received.”
telegraphindia.com











