Gurgaon’s law and order

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 22, 2008 -- “Says Pramod Bhasin, President and CEO, Genpact, which is headquartered in Gurgaon, near Delhi: “Law and order is the biggest factor impacting the business sentiment in the national capital region (NCR). The safety of women, in particular, is an issue.” Something for the authorities to chew on.” - Source, Business Today, 21 August 2008.

Gurgaon, in particular, seems to be suffering from this, it seems. Though there has been initiative from Gurgaon police - in terms of making it more friendly and open to complaints as also setting up an inbound call/message system/centre as also re-inforcing its force.

Hindustan Times reports on 18th August 2008, ” The Haryana government has sanctioned an additional force of 2,000 personnel, 23 vehicles, including PCR vans, and six more police stations for Gurgaon. More seats are also being created for more ACP-level police officers in the city.

Gurgaon Police Commissioner Mohinder Lal said the additional force was likely to reach Gurgaon in about one month.

“We have got a sanction of over 2,000 additional police personnel that include seven ACPs, 35 inspectors, 100 sub inspectors, 175 assistant sub inspectors, 350 head constables and 1,400 constables,” Lal said. “

It appears that it has been well realised that Gurgaon has a law enforcement capability deficit. This has been manifested by way of unabated pub violence, robberies & dacoities in homes. It appears that attempts are being made to re-inforce the law enforcement mechanism by way of additional forces and technology - there has been talk of street cameras in different parts of Gurgaon.

As concerned citizens, we are hoping all these steps come in quick and good.

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