Ghazipur Police Booth Inaugurated to Strengthen Local Policing and Public Coordination

Special CP Devesh Chandra Srivastava inaugurates the booth in Delhi’s Ghazipur, emphasising beat patrolling, law-and-order arrangements and stronger police-public engagement.

New Delhi, October 23: The Ghazipur Police Booth was inaugurated on Friday by Devesh Chandra Srivastava, IPS, Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order), Zone-I, Delhi, in a ribbon-cutting ceremony aimed at strengthening local policing and improving coordination between police and the public.

The event was attended by Milind Mahadeo Dumbre, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police, Eastern Range; Rajeev Kumar, IPS, Deputy Commissioner of Police, East District; and Shristi Pandey, IPS, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police-I, East District.

During the programme, the senior officers addressed the gathering and reviewed the role of the police booth in strengthening local policing, beat patrolling and maintaining law and order in the area.

Srivastava also interacted with school students and distributed sweets. He engaged with representatives of Residents’ Welfare Associations (RWAs) and Market Welfare Associations (MWAs), encouraging greater cooperation between the police and local communities.

The programme was attended by Assistant Commissioners of Police, Station House Officers and other personnel from East District.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks, distribution of sweets and an interaction with media representatives.

The inauguration is expected to support local policing efforts and provide another point of contact for residents, reinforcing community participation in maintaining public safety and law and order.

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