CM inaugurates E-Suraksha Scheme of Navsari District Police

Navsari, 21 September 2014

Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel today called upon the student police cadets to take up the responsibility of eradicating social evils, along with their studies, build a healthy state and take the nation to greater heights.

Addressing the gathering at the Navsari Sai Garba Ground, she said the youth have faith in the rule of law and discipline and they have the inherent nature to fearlessly fight against the social evils. They have the zeal to be ideal citizens. They have the capacity to take the government schemes to the last man in the last mile.

Mrs Patel said that she had the dream of becoming Deputy Superintendents of Police, but could not do so due to circumstances beyond her control. She said that she now felt at home in the company of the police cadets.

It was for the first time that the ‘student police scheme’ was launched under the aegis of Suraksha Setu Society of the State Home Department from Navsari in south Gujarat. She was also impressed by the awakening among the parents of students about nation building. The function was followed by an interactive question-answer session. Kits were distributed to the physically challenged jointly by Disabled Welfare Rule of India and Suraksha Setu.

The Chief Minister also inaugurated e-Suraksha scheme of Navsari District Police, while the data of the police department is being upgraded as part of e-governance. The scheme helps people approach the police through emails, whatsapp, facebook, android and other applications and share various information. The police replies to the queries, too

Minister of State for Home Rajnibhai Patel launded the zeal of students, parents and teachers for displaying exemplary discipline, self-confidence and patriotism.

Those present on the occasion included MP from Navsari C.R. Patil, Gujarat Vidhan Sabha whip R.C. Pate and District Panchayat President Surendra Patel, among others.