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The law of the land expect Police force and in particularly the Constabulary, to prevent Commission of offences like Rioting, Murder, Robbery, Dacoity, Kidnapping, Extortions, Rape, Organized drug trafficking, human trafficking, Crimes of Slumlords, AK-47/56 armed terrorists including other petty offences.


A very basic question may be thrown, "do the present Police force inspire confidence of the people or if they instill fear in the minds of potential offenders.


Given the lawless order of the day we see time and again on our idiot box, leave alone the history sheeters, even petty offenders appear to have not feared of present symbolic Police force of the country.


Further, it is seen that the State Govts find their Police force admittedly incapable of handling emerging emergency situations. Army is roped in severe law and order times, during floods and by the time Central forces arrive to the scene much damage has been achieved.


The State Govt must gear up to strengthen the police force, in particularly of the Constabulary who form the foundation of the entire Police structure having street presence, to a degree where they inspire confidence of the society and instill fear in the mind of potential offenders, so that they can effectively carry out duties expected from them. It may sound idealistic, but this is the bare minimum to have peace and thus progress.


The safety of life of every people is the very first duty of every Govt of the world. All duties come later.


The whole purpose of having penal laws is that they may not be applied at all by effectively preventing the commission of same by powerful street presence of well equipped force.


There is no need to waste any time on any soul searching because there is plenty that has been written on the subject in the days and years gone by.


The alacrity with which we constitute various committees and commissions is matched only by the inaction on the voluminous reports laboriously produced by our finest brains and from men of eminence in Public Life and there should be equally outstanding and compelling grounds to say that they do not deserve to be adopted or if they are not practical to be adopted.


We need to institutionalize mechanisms for mandatory implementation so that public confidence is strengthened.


Our Apex Law Court needs to ensure that they do not take 10 years to pass Judgments in cases involving critical public importance and then again look at other side when State Govts simply refuse to obey their Orders as if so what...... I am talking about Police Reform measures directed by Supreme Court in the year 2006, yet to see the dawn.


In reply to a Question posed to a foreign national as if he is concerned that Dow is setting up a disastrous chemical plant in India. Why should I, he said.


Nothing will change. WE Change.

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