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New Commissioner of Police accords top priority to law & order
Assuming office as Commissioner of Police, Visakhapatnam City on Thursday, Rajiv Kumar Meena said he would accord top priority to maintenance of law and order in the city.
Visakhapatnam: Assuming office as Commissioner of Police, Visakhapatnam City on Thursday, Rajiv Kumar Meena said he would accord top priority to maintenance of law and order in the city.
Attributing traffic problem to increase in human population and increase in number of vehicles, the new CP said that he would consider concrete steps to address the issue.
Curbing cybercrime and anti-social activities in a big way happen to be the other issues that the Commissioner of Police would lay focus on. The 1995 batch IPS officer earlier worked as the Inspector-General of Police, South Coastal Zone, Guntur Range.
He took charge from the outgoing CP Mahesh Chandra Laddha who has been posted as the Inspector-General of Police (Personnel) in the State headquarters. Laddha served as Police Commissioner for close to a year in Visakhapatnam.
