Send north-eastern Police to Gujarat for two years:Modi
February 01, 2011
Send north-eastern Police to Gujarat for two years:Modi
New Delhi, 1 February, 2011

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday offered help to police personnel of the northeastern states, as this would reinforce national integration.
“Keeping national integration in mind, 100-100 police personnel from our northeast states such as Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim are ready to come and serve in Gujarat for two years each, so we offer them all the facilities,” Modi told reporters on the sidelines of the Chief Minister’s conference on internal security here.
“We have asked them to first send women police officers for two years, and we will take care of them. And then the rotation will create employment for them in their state. This will also act as step towards national integration and this is what I have offered the northeast states,” he added.
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