‘Ensure prompt CSR issuance at police stations’
Greater Chennai Police Commissioner A. Amalraj has emphasized the need for timely issuance of Community Service Register acknowledgements at police stations. During recent inspections of 12 police stations, he highlighted the importance of proper seating for complainants and minimizing unnecessary visits for receipt collection. The Commissioner also called for improved cleanliness and enhanced surveillance in vulnerable areas.
- ▪Commissioner A. Amalraj directed police to ensure prompt CSR acknowledgements for complainants.
- ▪He inspected 12 police stations and reviewed the functioning of police units and patrol vehicles.
- ▪Officers were instructed to improve seating arrangements and avoid repeated visits for receipt collection.
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Greater Chennai Police Commissioner A. Amalraj has directed police personnel to ensure that complainants visiting police stations are not kept waiting unnecessarily for Community Service Register (CSR) acknowledgements.Over the past three days, the Commissioner inspected 12 police stations, including Arumbakkam, Anna Nagar, Choolaimedu, M.G.R. Nagar, K.K. Nagar and Ashok Nagar, besides reviewing the functioning of Armed Reserve units and police patrol vehicles.He instructed officers to provide proper seating arrangements for complainants and issue CSR receipts without delay.
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