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17 Delhi
Police cops rewarded for good work
Saturday February 12, 2011 08:12:42 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: To motivate
beat officers, Delhi Police Commissioner B.K. Gupta Saturday
rewarded 17 constables from different police stations for their
exceptional work.
Gupta also said that he has decided to reward the best beat
officers from each police station every month so as to encourage
them. The various deputy commissioners of police will select the
recipients.
The constables were given a commendation and cash of Rs.2,000
each.
The commissioner said the 17 were selected from all district after
assessing their performance on a quarterly basis.
"This initiative is one of the steps aimed at strengthening the
beat system as well as to motivate staff at police station level
for better policing," he added.
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