Ahmedabad gets 3 new police stations, Deputy CM Harsh Sanghvi inaugurates

Ahmedabad city has got three new police stations. Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghvi inaugurated Hanspura, Vastral and Motera police stations. With this, the total number of police stations in Ahmedabad city has increased from 49 to 52 now. On this occasion, Harsh Sanghvi said, "While inaugurating the police station, I pray that no common citizen should come here, but if criminals come to the police station, they should tremble." He made an emotional appeal to the people in view of the Diwali festivals, "Just as you buy without looking at the price on Diwali, do not bargain with small traders while buying from them...

< p> three new police stations were inaugurated to further strengthen the law and order situation in Ahmedabad city. Hanspura, Vastral and Motera police stations were inaugurated by Harsh Sanghvi. With this, the number of police stations in Ahmedabad city has increased from 49 to 52 now. Harsh Sanghvi said that with the opening of new police stations, local citizens will be able to get more police related services. Activities like police verification, including passports, will also be able to be done near their area. Referring to the work of Gujarat Police, he said that PSI level police stations in the state have been upgraded to PI level. At the same time, Gujarat Police has succeeded in catching notorious accused of MD drugs

He said that when he was going to cut the ribbon of the police station, it occurred to him that when a businessman inaugurates his shop, then a prayer is offered for the progress of his business. Similarly, at the time of the inauguration of the new police station, he prayed that no common citizen needs to come to this police station. However, if criminals come to the police station, they should tremble.

Harsh Sanghvi's emotional appeal to small traders

In view of the festival of Diwali, Harsh Sanghvi appealed to the citizens to buy from small traders and hawkers. He said that while people have done good business during Navratri, efforts should be made to improve the Diwali of street vendors and small traders during Diwali. He appealed that just as you shop in a shop without looking at the price, do not bargain while buying items including diyas from small traders.

also mentioned the difficulties of the police family

On this occasion, Harsh Sanghvi also talked about the family of police personnel and their duty. He said that out of 365 days in a year, about 250 days are when police personnel leave family events like birthdays of their children and rush to duty. Even during the festival of Diwali, police personnel work for 18 hours. He also appealed to the police personnel to spend time with the family when they go home after 12, 14 or 18 hours of long duty. When you step out of the police station, leave policing and spend time as a family member