Traffic violators are not habitual criminals, behave humanly with them: Harsh Sanghavi to cops
November 22, 2021
Surat: State Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi said while addressing Police Gaurav Samaroh in Sanjiv Kumar Auditorium in Adajan, Surat on Sunday that the person breaking traffic rules is not a habitual criminal and one should behave with them with a humanitarian approach.
He had added that docile behaviour with a common man at the police station is also necessary. He had appreciated the work of police jawans amidst covid-19 pandemic. He appreciated the work of Gujarat Police regarding sizing drugs of Rs 1350 crores in 67 cases within 63 days in the state.
The program of Police Gaurav Samaroh was organised by Surat city police at Sanjiv Kumar Auditorium in Adajan on Sunday. State BJP president CR Patil had also remained present in this program. He had stated that the new recruitment of 26 thousand police in the state will be done with complete transparency. City Police commissioner Ajay Tomar had informed about various works by police in the state. DeshGujarat
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