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Government to check crime against women, says Home Minister M Sucharita
The second day of the collectors conference has begun at Praja Vedika in Undavalli on Tuesday.
Amaravati:The second day of the collectors conference has begun at Praja Vedika in Undavalli on Tuesday. Home Minister M Sucharita has said the government would recruit 4000 police personnel to strengthen the police department and added that the top priority will be given for protection of weaker sections, Minorities and vulnerable sections.
She said the crime against women would be checked in the state and mobile teams will be set up in the state to check it. DGP Guatam Sawang has said the crime against women, cyber crime, road accidents are cause of concern in the state and utmost priority will be given to it. He said the state suffered infrastructure loss due to the bifurcation of the state and underlined the need to develop training facilities to the police personnel to meet the challenges. He said the cyber crime is increasing in some parts of the state and the department would equip to prevent it and meet the needs.
