From Silent Service to Social Spotlight: Police Stations Asked to Share Their Wins Online
MHA Directs Police Stations to Share Success Stories on Social Media to Boost Public Trust
The Impressive TimesNew Delhi: In a move aimed at strengthening public trust and transparency, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has encouraged police units across the country to actively highlight their achievements on social media platforms.
The idea goes beyond maintaining law and order. Authorities now want police stations to showcase positive interventions, solved cases, rescue missions, community outreach efforts, and other impactful work that often goes unnoticed.
According to officials, sharing such updates online can help bridge the communication gap between citizens and law enforcement agencies. By presenting real-time stories of dedication and service, the police can foster stronger public engagement and improve their image within communities.
The initiative also reflects a broader push toward digital communication, where government departments are expected to interact more directly and transparently with the public.
With this step, the focus is not just on effective policing—but also on making sure that citizens see and understand the efforts happening behind the scenes.
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