Archive · 18 Jul 2025
Tamil Nadu CM Urges Police to be Respectful, Provide Fair Service
The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu told the police to be nice and helpful to people.
He said police work is important because it helps solve problems for people.
He spoke to new police officers who just finished training.
The CM wants the police to listen to people's complaints and help them quickly and fairly.
Also, he wants them to learn new technology to do their jobs better.
Tamil Nadu CM urged police to be respectful and provide fair service.
CM addressed DSPs completing training at the Tamil Nadu Police Academy.
He highlighted the noble nature of police work in resolving people's problems.
Police should adapt to new technology and update investigation procedures.
24 DSPs, including nine women, completed their training.
- Who
- Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin
- What
- Tamil Nadu CM addressed police, urging them to be respectful and provide fair service.
- When
- Friday, July 18
- Where
- Tamil Nadu Police Academy, Oonamanchery, Chennai
- Why
- To emphasize the importance of fair and prompt service by the police.
- Event
- CM addressed DSPs at TN Police Academy
- Location
- Tamil Nadu Police Academy, Oonamanchery, Chennai
- Chief Guest
- Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin
- Key Message
- Be respectful, fair, and provide prompt service
- Attendees
- 24 DSPs (including nine women)