Nellore police focus on community development: SP Aishwarya Rastogi
Nellore: Police personnel are not only confining to protection of law and order and detecting crimes, they are also taking care of community welfare by improving sanitary conditions in SC/ST colonies and basic amenities in government schools in various mandals across the district through Sama Samaja Sandarshini activity.
The policemen are laying roads, conducting repairs to bathrooms, toilets, and flooring of hostels and many others in the district. District SP Aishwarya Rastogi directed the officials of various police stations to identify villages, colonies and schools for taking up some service by the police personnel for improving the conditions. Police officials have found some important interventions in various mandals for improving conditions in colonies, schools and hostels.
The police laid a gravel road for 300 metres in Chembedu ST Colony in Pellakur mandal, renovated bathrooms, water taps and toilets in SC boys hostel in Vakadu, they dug a borewell and installed a motor at SC Boys hostel in Sullurpet, constructed toilets in SC Girls hostel in Manubolu and renovated overhead water tank pipewall at ST Colony in Dagadarthi.
The police also taken up toilets repairs in Social Welfare Hostel in TP Gudur, repairs to bathrooms, toilets and to water pumping system at Sarvepalli in Venkatachalam mandal, water purifier arranged at ST hostels at Ravuladonka in Indukurpet mandal, conducted repairs to drainage in ST Colony Checkpost Centre in Sangam; repairs to septic tank located in Social Welfare Girls hostel, arranged street lights in Jyothi Nagar SC Colony, repairs to borewell and drainage system in ST Colony in Atmakur; and renovation of flooring works in AP Tribal Welfare Residential School for Girls in Vedayapalem, Nellore city.
"We have taken up these works on the directions of DGP Gautam Sawang where police personnel also need to focus on community development besides their regular duties. We instructed the officials to mingle with communities and work for their progress too. It is our responsibility to support community needs extending helping hand," said Aishwarya Rastogi.