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Karadi to settlers: Amona scar
Yesha Council heads slam police violence in meeting with police chief. Karadi: Both sides must examine themselves
Efrat Weiss
The violent evacuation of the unauthorized West Bank outpost of Amona left police scarred as well, Police Chief Moshe Karadi told settlers leaders Monday.
According to Yesha Council heads, the police chief told them: "For us too, Amona left a scar." Karadi added that "both sides must examine themselves, look into what took place, and learn the lessons."
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Hindu - Chennai,India 06 January 2007
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PRESENTING AN IDEAL PROFILE: P
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Kalam envisages pivotal role f
CHENNAI: President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on Friday stressed the need for the police to gear themselves to meet future challenges.
Speaking at the valedictory of the 150th year celebrations of Chennai Metropolitan Police, he visualised India in 2020 to be a nation where governance used the best of technologies to be responsive, transparent, fully connected in a high bandwidth e-governance grid, easily accessible and simple in rules, thereby being less prone to corruption.
There was need to have a coherent thinking among all members of society, including the police. The police force was indeed a partner in the developed India missions. Speaking on specific challenges before the police force, he presented an ideal profile of police, which would play a pivotal role in the transformation of the country, he said. The police force should be friendly, corruption-free, responsible, tolerant to ambiguity and pressure, caring for the people with a sense of compassion and empathy. Police stations ought to be equipped with adequate utility and operational facilities in difficult areas. Senior officers should ensure periodic training.
Police stations should be equipped with operational amenities and electronic connectivity. Accountability flowed from the highest level to the police constable. Hence, the nobility of management had to flow from the top, he said.
Growth in technology
Referring to the considerable growth in many technology areas relevant to police operations, Mr. Kalam said there was a need for progressive induction of Voice over IP system through Wi-Max and Wi-Fi connectivity with state-of-the art security for police communication.
The police should have data on habitual criminals with finger printing, DNA printing and other personal particulars. Mr. Kalam read out a nine-point pledge to police officers, which included that they would lead an honest life.
Governor S.S. Barnala said the effectiveness of the police force depended not only on their professional ability but also on community support.
As part of crime prevention strategy, the public should be associated at the planning and implementation stages. He stressed the need to educate working women and empower them to combat crime against them.
Director-General of Police D. Mukherjee said the Chennai City Police traversed 150 years on the sands of time leaving many a distinct footprint behind. City Police Commissioner Letika Saran spoke.
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