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2002 |
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31st Dec 2002
Dear
friends,
A happy
new year to all citizens. Let us hope that this year there will
be quiet on all fronts communal, political and labour. Even though
we had been able to great extent to curb goondaism of all kinds,
we are unable to ensure a trouble free life for the common citizen.
We will certainly double our efforts during the coming year and
I'm sure that those to visit this site will not lag behind in extending
all their support in our endevour.
I beseech
the common people of Kerala; especially those from this District,
considered to be the Cultural Capital of Kerala, to keep up the
best tradition of tolerance so that everybody minds his own business
without disturbing the peaceful atmosphere conducive to a quiet
livelihood.
As
free Citizen you have a right to choose, but do not squander this
right by choosing the wrong path. Choose a path which is beneficial
to all citizens. Have the courage to achieve what you have chosen.
Also aim high, so that even if you achieve only a little less, that
will also be commendable performance.
Again
I wish you all a Happy New Year and let God almighty help you to
choose the right thing and give enough courage and fortitude to
achieve it.
Thanking
you,
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS |
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27 Dec 2002
Dear friends,
Please excuse my inability to communicate with you through the
website for the last few weeks due to certain personal preoccupations.
I hope all of you had a very happy Christmas, with plenty of
fun and laughter with your families.
Many of you may have noticed that these days, we have been arresting
and taking action against a lot of goonda elements from several
places. This is in spite of the fact that some of these anti-social
elements have the support of influential persons! It is my impression
that Rowdy activities have come down to a great extent;
thereby small issues are being given undue importance in the media.
This is but natural, whenever news is scarce. The police have
been quite firm in controlling incidents of vehicle thefts in
the District, as also incidents involving thefts from places of
worship. Consequently, such criminal acts have also been successfully
curtailed. I am sure that these actions by your police officers
will contribute to a peaceful and enjoyable New Year for all.
I am sure that many of you will agree with me when I say that
incidents of drunken driving and brawls can be reduced drastically,
provided that people themselves resolve to control alcohol intake
at social events. I believe that firm resolve and resolute action
against offenders supported by an alert public will enable this
to be achieved. For this, public awareness of such social evils
needs to be raised.
At the fag end of 2002, let us all resolve to begin the new Year
of 2003 with a firm resolve to reduce drunkenness and also develop
a sense of equanimity, allowing others to live their lives peacefully.
Let us also take care to ensure that we do not interfere in the
lives of others unnecessarily. Remember that it takes two hands
to clap and make noise. At the beginning of the New Year, let
us all take a resolution to do our part towards reducing social
unrest and to help to spread peace and harmony in society.
I wish all of you a Very Happy New Year and extend my sincere
greetings to each one of you.
G. Janardhanan Nair IPS
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14th Nov 2002
Dear children, Greetings
to all children on the occasion of Children's Day (14-11-2002).
For Years we have been celebrating the Birthday of our beloved former
Prime Minister Sri. Jawaharlal Nehru as Children's Day in memory
of his great love towards children.
On
this occasion there will be several seminars and discussions on
different subjects. As your Superintendent of Police, I would like
to tell you all about our organisation and our activities.
Police
has been in existence for centuries. We come across police even
in the ancient puranas. Lord Sreerama is reputed to have had secret
police. Quite possibly, the names were different and may be the
concepts were different. But the duties of the police have not changed
at all over the centuries. Most likely, the achievement of the goals
may be different then and now.
Basically
what is the duty of police? You may say law and order.. True ..
but this is only a facet of the work. The main duty or responsibility
is to protect the life and property of the citizens.
Under
protection of life comes traffic (controlling of accidents, protection
of pedestrians etc), control of anti-social activity (protecting
people from antisocial elements, preventing drunken misbehavior,
preventing sale of things harmful to human life etc), preventing
crimes against persons, preventing atrocities against women, children
and weaker sections and such other different activities.
Under
protection of property comes preventing of thieving of different
kinds, cheating the people in various ways, embezzlement of money,
different kinds of frauds etc.
There
are other things which cannot be categorized under these two heads
such as ensuring a peaceful life for the people, dealing with agitations
in such a way as to prevent loss of life, public and private property
etc, giving helpful assistance to tourists, children etc.
In
these modern times it is not easy to achieve the above goals. It
needs the wholehearted co-operation of the general public including
your children. You may ask why we need to help the police personnel.
Since they are getting paid, let them do their work etc.. NO !!
that is not so. Because policing affects all facts of public life.
Therefore, unless people cooperate to achieve the common aim of
peaceful and undisturbed living conditions, the police by themselves
can do very little . So the cooperation of those who desire a peaceful
life is essential and necessary for the efforts of the police to
achieve the desired results.
Without
going into more details let us see what you, the children can do
to help the police in carrying out the work of protecting the life
and property of the people. You can first of all take a vow that
you will all obey the rules laid down for the benefit of the public.
What are rules? They are never constraints. They are limits prescribed
for your freedom so that your freedom does not encroach on the freedom
of others. This is to achieve peaceful living for everyone. Unless
you control yourselves to a certain extent, your activities may
cause harm to others. Like not obeying traffic rules. It will either
cause accidents and injury to you or for others. So strict obedience
to rules laid down by the society is essential for good life. Therefore
do obey rules.
Similarly,
all of you can assist the police in their work, like NCC cadets
assisting traffic police. Conducting your processions in an orderly
manner so that policemen do not have to come and control you, leaving
their other urgent duties. Generally, you can learn to be good citizens,
doing minimum harm and inconvenience to others. That itself is a
very great help to the police since it reduces their work load.
The
police is now turning to do services to the people also. "Tourist
Police" started recently is one such branch. They are specially
trained to help tourists and give assistance as far as possible.
It has only just started and will be a very great help to tourists
in future.
"Highway
Police" is another such service. This set of police in vehicles
position themselves along the National Highways ensuring that the
people have a smooth journey. They are expected to control overspeeding,
dangerous overtaking, reckless driving etc on the Highways, thus
minimising accidents on our busy highways.
The
police establishment you may already know. The lowest level is the
police station. This is headed usually a Sub-Inspector (SI) assisted
by Head Constables and Constables and also by Asst. Sub-Inspectors.
Two or more Police Stations are grouped into a Circle under a Circle
Inspector (CI). Circles are grouped into Sub-Divisions under a Deputy
Superintendent (DySP). Then at District level the controlling authority
is the Superintendent of Police (SP). A number of Districts form
Ranges under a Deputy Inspector General (DIG). The state of Kerala
is divided into two zones under an Inspector General (IG). The overall
head of the Police Department is Director General of Police (DGP).
There are some other specialized branches dealing with specific
matters, such as Crime Branch, Vigilance, Special Branch etc. A
training wing is also there. These various branches of work as a
single machine to protect the life and property of the people.
Let
us conclude with a story of London Police. While describing a day
in the work of London Police it is stated that a call came in the
night at about 11pm that in a house where two old ladies aged above
80 live, one of them fell down from her cot. The other lady was
unable to lift her up. Since it is very cold in that country leaving
her on the floor would end her life. So that did they do? ... They
called the police for help. Two police man and a police woman went
there and helped the old lady to the cot, prepared hot coffee and
gave it to her. They left assuring further service, if it was needed.
Here we must understand that the old lady was confident enough to
call the police since she was sure she will get help. And the police
was ever ready to extend them service. This should be the goal of
the service mentality of the police. You, young children and your
elders should help the police to achieve this ideal as easily as
possible.
Together
let us make this world a better place to live in.
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS |
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02 Nov 2002
Dear friend, Happy
Deepavali to everyone of you. It is indeed a happy occasion. Let
us convert this occasion into one of friendship and peace.
The
same message was given by Sri. Sri. Ravisankar during his "Aanandotsavam"
at Thrissur. Let us take an oath that life is not for hating and
promoting enmity between different sections of the citizens and
that we will, to the utmost of our ability to promote amity between
all sections of the people. In the present context of in patience
among all sections of the public, sanity, patience and ability to
forgive are the qualities to cultivate so that the coming generations
will influence the same and make this God's own country a better
place to live.
While
celebrating Deepavali let us remember that all kinds of crackers,
while giving enjoyment to all, are the dangerous handled carefully.
So let us be careful and happy. Watch the children and warning them
of the dangers. A Deepavali without any untoward incident is our
aim and help us to achieve this by being careful. We have been handling
the goonda menace all along for the last few months. We have defenders
been successful to a great extent. So far their activity against
the public has come down to great extent. Their internal rivalry
and settlement of old accounts have not ceased but we are at it.
This has deep roots and requires patient careful handling. Expect
all of you to lend a helping hand.
Connective
criticism also welcome and solicited.
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS |
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26 Oct 2002
Dear friend, Glad
to interact with you again. As I have already stated, we are now
concentrating on the interaction between the police and public.
We have been impressing upon the police officers and men the necessity
to behave police towards public . All the while action have to careful
and firm. That is why our motto is appropriately "Mridu bhave,
Drida Krithya". That is, polite and gentle behaviour and strong
in action. We hope that if we dole out polite behavior in sufficient
qualities continuously, the police would automatically change their
attitude and stand behaving back in a polite and helpful manner.
While
visiting I have been stressing this point and reiterating the advantageous
of the same. I think by and by you all will feel the change in the
attitude.
Even
though I have called for suggestions (lawful of course) in bringing
down the rowdy menace, responses are slow in coming. Is our public
so tolerant of goonda menace? Or we becoming so complacent as to
allow these things to continue? or we are so afraid? Please respond..
With
regards
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS
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19 Oct 2002
Dear friend, Here
we meet once again through the weekly editorial page.
You
know the policemen are carrying out duties without regard to time,
whether it is day or night, raining or shining etc. Therefore they
get very little time to look after their family. As a result the
welfare measures of the policemen and their family is also the lookout
of the Department.
In
this direction the Government and the Department had been doing
a lot recently. These are in the matter of enhancing the convenience
in the police station, providing new vehicles including motor cycles,
construction of more quarters for those living with family and bachelors
those in the camps. It is sincerely hoped that these measures will
definitely improve the worship condition and working environment
of the constabulary who form the entire activities of the department
depends. This will in turn increase their outcome and also change
their perspective. Their reaction to the public will also improve
there by enabling the Department to provide better and meaningful
service to the people.
Hope
to meet you again soon,
G. Janardhanan Nair IPS |
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11 Oct 2002
Dear friend, After
my last communication, there was some preoccupation for me, which
prevented prompt further communication.
Since
then, police had done some commendable work. You may have come across
them in the Newspapers. One Rajendran, a notorious vehicle thief
was caught by SI Mannuthy and a number of theft cases were detected.
A gang of temple thieves were arrested by DySP - Crime Detachment
and about forty old temple cases were detected. Again another vehicle
thief was caught by CI Kunnamkulam and fourteen stolen vehicles
were recovered. This month another gang of temple thieves were arrested
by a Special Squad under DySP - Narcotic Cell and forty old cases
were detected. A number of stolen idols were recovered from them.
In
spite of all these things the action of rowdy elements and rowdy
gangs could not be completely controlled. A number of people being
sponsored by Chitty operators for extracting money from defaulters
and also by vehicle loan companies for seizing of vehicles of loan
defaulters are incessantly adding to the rowdy gangs. The above
mentioned people turn into fresh gangs of vehicle thieves and rowdy
gangs as the case may be when they gain enough experience. In this
matter correct information from the general public and their unstinted
cooperation are require for the police to successfully handle the
menace.
Due
to persistent police action, the rowdy menace on the common public
could be controlled to a great extent. Recently, the rowdy gangs
were attacked each other and caused two murder cases one each at
Irinjalakuda and Pudukad. These cases have been fully detected and
one a few arrests remain.
Anyhow
we, the Thrissur District Police are dedicated to suppress this
menace and we solicit the full hearted cooperation of the discerning
public in this connection.
Even
though the agitation about the hike in Electricity charges is expected
in the coming days, I wish the public a very Happy "Navarathri".
With
regards
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS |
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07 Sept 2002
Dear Visitor, Hope
you had a good Onam. We have done what we can to let you celebrate
Onam with minimum disturbance. All celebrations especially, Pulikkali,
were wonderful and I hope everybody enjoyed to the full extend.
Specially
for Onam we had booked a large number of anti-social elements like
pick pockets, trouble makers, other thieves etc. Hope it was as
effective as intended. You know, nothing can be 100% perfect.
Accidents
were more during the Onam season mainly due to increased traffic
of holiday makers. Some people think that consuming alcohol and
such other intoxicants is an integral part of the festival. If you
consume these and confine to your house it is okay, but when you
take to driving vehicles after consuming intoxicating drinks it
affects the entire community. Youth in their prime are lost to the
community. A study shows that the majority of accident victims are
in the age group of 15 to 39. That is, the State or community is
losing the active service of youth in their prime and in most productive
age. Therefore I request such people to be more cautious and be
more considerate to the younger generation. Realize that you are
committing a crime seriously affecting the individuals concerned
and also the entire community. It is also high time that other citizens
realize this and wake up to counter this menace in any way they
are able to.
This
is all the more applicable to Thrissur District since the Highways
here are probably the most accident prone in the entire Nation.
Therefore the citizens of this district have a moral responsibility
to rise to the occasion and erase this stigma.
With
regards
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS |
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15 Aug 2002
Independence Day Message
Dear friend, My
sincere greetings on the occasion of the 55th anniversary of Independence.
The
restructuring of the Thrissur Police website is underway now and
is nearing completion. You can expect an announcement regarding
the first anniversary of the website any day now.
You
must also be hearing about the renovation of the police force itself
now being carried out in earnest. We have acquired a large fleet
of new vehicles in recent months. We have also received an Ambulance
vehicle, a brand new Mobile Laboratory, and an Accident Recovery
vehicle.
A new
concept in highway traffic regulation has been introduced with the
inauguration of a special Highway Police Squad by the Hon. Chief
Minister of Kerala. This measure has been adopted to make our highways
safer for road traffic and to ensure smooth flow of vehicles on
the roads. The highways have been divided into more than twenty
sectors. The Highway Police have been equipped with new Qualis vehicles
and also specially designed uniforms, which will be visible from
afar. These Squads will be on the roads twenty-four hours a day,
patrolling each sector. I earnestly request the co-operation of
all citizens with the new arrangements, thereby ensuring that your
journeys along the highways are a pleasant experience always.
Once
again I extend my greetings to all on the anniversary of our independence.
God bless.
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS |
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03 August 2002
Dear Visitor, Welcome
back to www.thrissurpolice.com I hope most of you had a very peaceful
and productive week, with no untoward incidents or unpleasant events.
It is my experience that a little care and alertness goes a long
way in preventing accidents and mishaps. However, there seems to
be a prevalent tendency these days to ignore even basic safety precautions,
probably due to a lack of awareness on the part of the public regarding
such matters. It is my duty as your Superintendent of Police to
remind you to take adequate care of yourself as well as your loved
ones by being vigilant all the time. This effort would go a long
way in reducing incidents of robbery and other petty crimes. It
would also help the police to take care of bigger crimes by freeing
our policemen from routine duties. I am sure that most of you would
agree with me that the primary aim of the police should be to tackle
problems of a serious nature that cannot be taken care of by the
common citizen. I request all concerned members of society to cooperate
with us in this matter, so that we can make our living environment
safe and healthy for the future generations.
The
festival season of Onam is just around the corner and reports of
illicit inflows of liquor have been received from different areas.
The Thrissur Police is keeping itself alert and ready to deal with
all such reports as they come in. May I remind all law-abiding citizens
of Thrissur that such unlawful and dangerous activities can be effectively
checked only with your co-operation. I call upon each one of you
to help us in tackling this serious issue so as to make this Festival
season joyful and free of unpleasantness. Please do let us know
whenever there are suspicious movements of vehicles or individuals
in your neighbourhood. I shall take quick and effective remedial
action.
Our
student friends are faced with the prospect of their school examinations
in the near future. I hope they are well prepared to face their
exams with confidence, with earnest and sincere preparation. I wish
all of them luck for the examinations and for a well deserved break
from school afterwards.
Please
do keep sending me your messages and suggestions. I look forward
to hearing from you.
With
regards,
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS
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27th July 2002
Dear friend, The
Onam Season has already started. It is time to see that we take
proper precaution to escape from the clutches of their and such
other bad characters who are getting ready to start their thing
in earnest. For this we have gone to the press with some suggestions
for the people who go out from their houses for enjoying the holidays.
1)
Don't keep too much cash or ornaments in your house.
2) Keep all doors and windows closed.
3) Avoid collection of paper before the house indicative of the
absence of the house holders.
4) Avoid use of other types of locks in the front doors to avoid
the advertises the absence of the house-owner and fit padlocks to
the front doors atleast.
5) Don't keep implements like chopper, axes etc outside the house
which can be used as implements by the thieves.
6) If you leave vehicles outside house it has only minimum fuel
inside and see to it that the vehicle does not start easily.
We are also taking actions to see that we put behind bars the maximum
number of pickpockets and petty criminals so that employees getting
bonus and other allowances can take it safely to their houses.
We
are also devising methods to reduce vehicle thefts. You can expect
some useful suggestions next week
With
regards,
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS
Superintendent of Police. |
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20th July 2002
Dear friend, Welcome
back to www.thrissurpolice.com. I am glad to know that this weekly
message is being seen and appreciated by many of you, going by the
feedbacks I am receiving through the website. As I mentioned last
week, it is my aim to inculcate a sense of civic responsibility
and a positive attitude towards society among the younger generation
by interacting with them as often as I can. This website enables
me to communicate with them by making use of the facilities of the
Internet. I invite all of you to make use of this facility by sending
me your concerns and views on matters of public interest. I shall
do my best to resolve all such issues promptly.
It
is almost a year since this website was officially launched by the
Hon. Chief Minister of Kerala Sri A.K. Antony on August 26, 2001.
Since then, it has been our continuous effort to make this website
useful and interesting for the benefit of the public. I am glad
to share with you the information that most of the messages received
through the site have been positive and very supportive of this
effort. A survey conducted among visitors to this site has revealed
that about 60% of our visitors are Non-resident Keralites based
abroad. Clearly, this project has been well appreciated, although
there have been instances where the responses to some complaints
have not been as prompt as we would have liked. One of the reasons
for this is the newness of the Internet technologies, which some
of our people are not able to pick up easily. However, I am sure
that we will be able to overcome these shortcomings without much
delay and to ensure that we respond to your concerns efficiently
and promptly. In the meantime, please do bear with us and give us
your support. Together, we can move towards creating a better society
for our younger generation.
Please
do send me your messages and suggestions on possible improvements
to this website. I look forward to hearing from you.
With
regards,
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS
Superintendent of Police. |
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13th July 2002
Dear visitor, First
of all let me confess that this district is new to me. By the by
I'm absorbing the specialities and peculiarities of the District
and imbibing its multifarious personality. Therefore naturally my
responses will be a bit on the slow side, but it must not lead you
to surmise that an impervious to the needs of the citizens of this
District.
The
thought which has been passing through my mind off and on is that
rather than trying to educate the already opinionated mature citizens,
it will be more advantageous, effective and fruitful to try it on
the younger generations, to wit, school children. I have already
taken some concrete steps in this direction. My interaction with
the young, energetic and enthusiastic children of the Chinmaya Vidhyalaya
was the first step. The children were very receptive and also willing
to interact.
My
attempt by this exercise was to remove the fear and aversion about
uniformed force from the minds of the children and also to let them
know that police men are only a set of people designated to do some
specific duties, just like Doctors, Civil servants and others. The
role of the children in helping the police force in their duties
and also why they should do it was also emphasized. Any how it was
a happy session and I, aim to continue this as long as I continue
in this post.
Thank
you all for helping us by giving an opportunity to correct and improve
ourselves to become more efficient in serving the nation and citizen
in our beloved district.
With
regards
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS
Superintendent of Police.
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06th July 2002
Dear visitor, Welcome
back to www.thrissurpolice.com. As many of you have noticed, this
section was inactive for the last three weeks, since we are in the
process of putting in place certain additions and procedures for
better police-public communications. From this week onwards, I shall
be highlighting a particular issue of public interest regarding
which I shall be happy to hear from each one of you. I believe that
such an exercise could serve as a model for finding solutions to
certain common problems of the public. I am particularly interested
in hearing from concerned young college-going citizens about issues
that affect them adversely. Please do take a few minutes every week
to respond to this column. This would be of immense value to those
of us who are protectors and guardians of the law and order situation
in our society.
The
issue I would like to focus on this week is the increasing number
of incidents of chain-snatching and daylight robberies recently.
What I would like to know from you is whether any of you have been
personally involved or know of any such incidents first-hand. I
would also like to know about actions taken (or otherwise) by local
police officials at such times and what effective steps could be
taken to prevent such incidents. I am sure that you will agree with
me that each one of us needs to be vigilant in controlling incidents
of such crimes, and that the perpetrators must be punished, in the
interests of a better society. I look forward to hearing from you.
With
regards,
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS
Superintendent of Police. |
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25 May 2002
Dear friend, Welcome
once again to the official website of the Thrissur police. This
is my first message to all of you, and I would like to convey my
regards to each one of you. I have taken charge as Superintendent
of Police on 10 May 2002, and am presently in the process of acquainting
myself with the people and places here. Since this is my first posting
in the district, I have decided to take the time to familiarize
myself with the area thoroughly, in order to be able to carry out
my responsibilities to the best of my ability. I am sure that I
can look forward to your whole-hearted cooperation in this regard.
At
the very outset, I would like to announce some of the major areas
I shall be focusing on, as your Superintendent of Police. It has
come to my knowledge that there are increasing instances of goondaism
and other anti-social activities which are being fomented, in some
instances, by vested interests. It is my firm belief that this scourge
of society can be effectively tackled only by concerted and committed
action on the part of the police force, effectively supported by
concerned members of society. To this end, I request each one of
you to assist the members of your police force by timely information
about the activities of the gangs, their hideouts and motivating
person behind them. Traffic accidents are also on the increase,
mainly due to carelessness and over speeding. I think that with
a bit of care, many of these incidents could be prevented. There
are many places in the district where traffic can be improved by
minor adjustments without any appreciable expense. Suggestions from
the public are invited. Useful and economic suggestions will be
published in this website. Also, it is the duty of concerned members
of society to ensure that society is made a better and safer place
to live in for future generations. I am personally convinced that
a better society of the future can be evolved provided members of
the senior generations take the time and effort to educate their
younger counterparts about their role as responsible members of
society. I aim to reach out to young members of society and play
my part in laying the foundation for an active role as pillars of
future society. Through this website itself, I shall be participating
in interactive chat sessions with students of local educational
institutions. In this way, I hope I shall be instrumental in playing
my part for future generations. I invite you to send in your opinions
and suggestions on all topics of concern to you where I may be able
to be of assistance.
I am
very happy to inform you that an information given by a well wisher
of the society leads to a siezure of obscene cassattes and CDs from
a cassatte library 'Akkaras' in the City. I am hopeful that such
true and matter of fact responses will continue in future.
I look
forward to hearing from you on the above issues. Thank you
G.
Janardhanan Nair IPS
Superintendent of Police. |
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04 May 2002
Dear Friend, Once
again welcome back to Thrissurpolice.com. I am glad to inform you
that from the feedback received till now it is came to know that
the activities that are undergoing in this website is widely accepted
by the members of the public both inside and outside India. And
we are getting feedback congratulating the arrangements done by
the police for conducting the famous Thrissur Pooram peacefully.
As
many of you know, the officers of the police department is now undergoing
a relocation through out the State and it is time for me too to
say goodbye to Thrissur and ever-loving thrissurians. I extend my
whole hearted thanks to the members of the police department, public
and to all who supported and assisted me to achieve the goal set
by you. I expect you to please continue supporting the members of
the police.
Sri.
G Janardhanan IPS is taking charge as the new Superintendent of
Police of Thrissur. I wish him all the best.
Continue
send in your feedback and views to us.
Thanks
& Regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadhyay IPS
Superintendent of Police. |
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20 April 2002
Dear friend, This
week Thrissur will witness the World- famous Thrissur Pooram, an
event that attracts visitors not only from the other parts of India
but abroad as well. I would like to inform each one of you that
we of the Thrissur Police have taken extreme care to ensure that
this event passes of smoothly and peacefully with no untoward incidents.
Instructions have been issued to all police stations in the vicinity
to ensure that proper steps are taken for the benefit of those wishing
to view the events with family. Care is also being taken so that
the close proximity of elephants, fireworks and people in large
numbers can be managed properly with minimum inconvenience to local
residents and others. I would like to request each one of you to
aid and assist members of the police carrying out their duties.
This
week we added a special section of photographs taken during the
last years Thrissur Pooram. Interested viewers may click here to
get feel for Thrissur Pooram experience. As always I welcome your
comments and feedbacks regarding the matters of public interest.
Please
feel free to approach members of my police team in case you come
across any anti-social activity.
Thanks
and regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS. |
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13 April 2002
Dear friend, Thank
you for spending time to answer our survey and Im happy to
convey you that we are getting very good responses from different
part of the World. Continue sending your views to us.
Semi
final of fourth N.I David Memorial Football Tournament was postponed
yesterday because of the sudden demise of Sri.I.L.Jose, who was
a famous player and then Coach of several reputed Teams of Kerala.
He died during the interval of Veterans friendly match
that held before the Tournament begins. His death was due to Cardiac
Arrest. Our department is conveying our deep condolences to his
family and relatives.
Thrissur
is decorating herself to welcome the World famous Thrissur Pooram
that falls on 23rd of this month. It is a memorable gathering of
friends and relatives like Vishu and Onam. As a part of it the City
will observe some traffic regulations in the coming days. I expect
your whole-hearted co-operation in maintaining the smooth flow of
traffic in the City. And I also would like to take your attention
towards the flow of illicit liquor during the festival season. Please
contact us if you have any information regarding any illegal activities
in the following telephone numbers:
1.
Office: +91- 487-361000 (+fax)
2. Residence: +91- 487- 361600
3. Control room: 100
Let
me wish you Happy Vishu and seasons greetings to each one
of you.
With
regards,
Balram
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06 April 2002
Dear Visitor, I
am glad to inform all of you that the Fourth N.I. David Memorial
Football Tournament being held at the Thrissur Corporation Stadium
is attracting a lot of spectator interest. This tournament, which
is held in memory of a highly regarded police officer of yester-year,
who died in harness in 1995 is our contribution to the sports lovers
of the state, and we hope that the response to this event continues
to be overwhelming in the coming days as well. I invite all of you
to take this opportunity of participating in the event as a spectator.
After
a gap of ten years, we have revived the Police Duty Meet, an official
competition among police officers aimed at testing their skills
and abilities at various events. The winners of events at this Meet
will be sent to Jaipur later this month to take part in the National
Meet. I wish the participants all success at the Meet.
The
on-line survey being conducted by us is attracting a lot of interest
and is revealing several insights into the expectations of the public.
I look forward to hearing from each one of you through the survey
form (seen in the Home page itself) so that we can make this website
more responsive and meaningful. Please do respond.
Regards
and best wishes...
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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30 March 2002
Dear Visitor, I
extend my best wishes to each one of you for a safe and happy Holi,
and for the Easter weekend. The festival season in Kerala is heading
towards a close, and exam-time is on us. It is time for each of
our student friends out there to concentrate on their studies, and
make every effort to do well in their exams. Remember, hard work
at studies never did anyone any harm, and these successes every
year go a long way in creating a bright future for each one of us.
For
those other Internet visitors who have been sending responses and
feedback messages, I would like to request all of you to take a
few minutes and respond to a survey we have made up, with a view
to improving the utility and quality of the site. Your responses
to this survey will definitely help us in our efforts towards better
police-people relations. In the age of the Internet, the effective
use of telecommunication technology towards improving the delivery
of police services requires the participation of each one of you.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Once
again, best wishes and greetings to each one of you.
Balram
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23 March 2002
Dear friend, Due
to some unavoidable reasons we were not able to upload the editorial
last week. Thank you for your suggestions and continue watch this
page.
The
department is conducting a ten-day long N.I. David Memorial All
Kerala Football Tournament 2002 at Thrissur starting from April
2nd, in reverence to Sri. N.I. David IPS, who was a brave and lovable
police officer. This event is a joint venture of District Police
and Thrissur Corporation. This floodlit tournament will be held
at Thrissur Corporation Stadium. This tournament was previously
held in the years 1997,98,99. We heartily welcome all for the tournament.
The highlights of the tournament can be viewed through this website.
Keep
send in your feedback to us.
With
regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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09 March 2002
Dear friend, Thank
you very much for your valuable suggestions that you are giving
to us through this website. We are considering all your responses
with necessary care.
This
week, the Government Employees strike extended to one month. And
it is observed that at some part of the State the picketing became
bit violent. But in the District it is peaceful except one or two
incidents. Our officers are monitoring the situation and necessary
instructions have given to control such situations.
Statistics
shows that the anti-social activity in the District is found to
be increasing now a day. Our intention is to eradicate such anti-social
activity and goondaism. So if you have any information please contact
us as the earliest.
Keep
send in your feedback to us.
With
regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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02 March 2002
Dear friend, This
week India faced another much-tensely situation, when more than
fifty train passengers were burnt alive in Gujarat. And later it
is developed in to riot and started killing people each other without
mercy. Curfew is imposed in all over Gujarat. The Bharat Harthal
that held last day was observed peaceful except one or two incidents.
The department is alert on the situation and operating mobile patrol
to monitor the situation.
At
this point of time I request you to please do not react to any provoked
situations. It is our experience that such sensitive situations
are being exploited by some anti-social elements to add fuel to
fire. We consider your emotional feelings, but at the same time
we expect you to keep patience. If you need any assistance, please
call in the following telephone numbers.
1.
Office: +91- 487-361000 (+fax)
2. Residence: +91- 487- 361600
3. Control room: 100
Let
me take your attention to the counterfeit currency notes. Recently
we seized some fake notes from Mathilakam. It is our knowledge that
many people still use currency note without noticing whether it
is fake or original. There are a lot of security measures to identify
a currency note to check for original. So next time onwards makes
sure that you are using original notes.
We
are receiving many mails from the NRIs, requesting help to
their family live here. I promise our whole-hearted support to you.
Let me remind you once again that, we are taking necessary action
to all the complaints that we receive through website. Keep send
in your views to us.
With
regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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23 Feb 2002
Dear friend, Wishing
all of you a Happy Bakrid and seasons greetings.
As
all of you know the main festivals in Thrissur are coming, the people
have to be more careful while handling the crackers. The famous
Uthralikkavu festival is coming next week (23/02/2002) and the sample
fireworks are expected to be held tomorrow at 8:00pm and there will
be some traffic regulations for vehicles there.
More
than four persons were arrested in the City under ESMA (Essential
Services and Maintenance Act) when the strike extended to 18th day.
I expect
the publics support in eradicating such anti-social activities.
If you have any information about any sort anti-social activity,
please call me in the following phone numbers.
1.
Office: +91- 487-361000 (+fax)
2. Residence: +91- 487- 361600
3. Control room: 100
I expect
your whole-hearted support in the future also and continue send
in your views to us.
With
regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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16 Feb 2002
Dear friend, Thank
you very much for your responses through this website.
The
strike of State employees continued this week also. It is found
to be peaceful and the department is doing our best to control the
situations.
It
is observed that the bike accidents in the city are found to be
increasing. It is advisable to ride with care and use safety measures
accordingly.
I expect
the publics support in eradicating such anti-social activities.
If you have any information about any sort anti-social activity,
please call me in the following phone numbers.
1.
Office: +91- 487-361000 (+fax)
2. Residence: +91- 487- 361600
3. Control room: 100
I expect
your whole-hearted support in the future also and continue send
in your views to us.
With
regards,
Balram
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09
Feb 2002
Dear friend, Welcome
back to thrissurpolice.com and thank you very much for your valuable
suggestions.
This
week the State faced strikes in many of the Government services.
The strikes were observed as peaceful in the district and no major
incidents reported till now. The department is doing our best to
avoid as well as to control such sensitive situations with the help
of some well-wishers. It is our sincere wish to end up such situations
peacefully with everyones support. So I expect everyone to
co-operate with the situation.
In
a raid conducted two days back, the police seized a mass storage
of explosives from the house of Marottikkal Joy at Puthur. The police
suspect this person is involved in supplying explosives for gang
wars that took place in this district a couple of weeks before.
The further investigation is proceeding in this matter. The Town
East Sub-Inspector Mr. M.J. Sojan headed the raid.
I would
like to take your attention towards Ms.Amita Shankar, who lost her
life in the Engineering college campus after colliding with a high-speed
bike of a student of the same college. Information received that
some students in this city also travel in high-speed and I'm warning
those who drive in racing speed and make discomfort to other drivers
will be punished. These practices in public roads will not be allowed.
I believe that the parents also have great role in controlling these
activity.
I expect
the publics support in eradicating such anti-social activities.
If you have any information about any sort anti-social activity,
please call me in the following phone numbers.
1.
Office: +91- 487-361000 (+fax)
2. Residence: +91- 487- 361600
3. Control room: 100
I expect
your whole-hearted support in the future also and continue send
in your views to us.
With
regards,
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02 February 2002
Dear friend, Thank
you very much for your valuable responses that you are giving to
us through this website. We are studying each feedback and discussing
it in the respective forums. Continue send in your views on any
issue to us.
Some
parts of the district observed harthal yesterday. It was peaceful
except one or two incidents. The department is alert on the situation
and has given strict instructions to the officers to take necessary
action if something found unlawful.
The
strikes that create discomfort to the flow of normal life cannot
be justified and the department will act timely to such anti-social
activities. So I expect everyone to co-operate with the situation.
If
you have any information about any illegal activity, one can contact
me at any point of time in the following telephone numbers..
1.
Office: +91-487-361000 (+fax)
2.
Residence: +91-487- 361600
With
regards,
Balram
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26 January 2002
Dear friend, Welcome
back to thrissurpolice.com.
Today
the nation is celebrating her Republic Day. I would like to greet
all of you on this special occasion. This day is having great importance
in the history of India. I expect all of us should proud of India
on her achievements.
It
is being noted that the crimes against women and children are found
to be increasing now-a-days. I expect you to react in time and keep
us informed if you are experiencing some problem anywhere. I take
your attention towards the section that we are provided in this
website to send confidential complaints directly to me especially
for women and children. Please make use of this facility to send
in your complaints.
Regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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19 January 2002
Dear friend, Welcome
back to thrissurpolice.com, the official website of Thrissur Police.
I am glad that we are receiving feedbacks and complaints from all
over the world through this website and appropriate action is taking
as soon as possible.
As
far as the Cultural Capital - Thrissur is concerned; the coming
days are enriched with the color of festivals. The people of Thrissur
treat this four-month long festival season with at most importance.
Our department is providing all help to the organizers.
I would
like to remind you that, during these festivals the elephants having
violent nature should not be included in the procession. The improper
behavior of the mahouts under the influence of alcohol should completely
be stopped.
Keep
send in your views to us.
With
regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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12 January 2002
Dear friend, Thank
you once again for the responses that you are sending through this
website. We are giving necessary attentions to all the suggestions
that you put forward to us and will be discussed in the appropriate
forums.
When
I recollect last year, it is observed that Thrissur sustained the
peace through out. I personally believe that this website is helped
to bridge the communication gap between the police and public. I
expect this should be maintained in the future also and share your
problems with us. I would like to remind you that please do not
give importance to the rumours about the department and try to understand
the motivation behind such exploitation.
The
responses shows that newly started Sabarimala Section was well received
by the pilgrims to Sabarimala. The much-awaited holy moment for
the pilgrims to Sabarimala The Makara Vilakku is coming
forth.
I wish
all of you Pongal greetings
.
With
regards,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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05 January 2002
Dear friend,
I
hope all of you had a very happy and prosperous New Year.
This
week we conducted many raids through out the district to stop the
flow of illicit liquor and drunken drive. In another raids conducted
we were able to cease Ganja and other drugs in three different cases
by the Town East Police under the Circle Inspector M.J.Mathew and
Sub-Inspector M.J.Sojan. The police is extending further enquiry
for the rest of the people involved in this drug-mafia. I expect
all of you to co-operate with us and keep us informed in case of
emergency.
The
traffic accidents in the district highways are tending to increase
now-a-days. We have started a new patrolling team for monitoring
the over speeds and other violations. The life is precious so do
not play with it.
As
a precaution against violence, the district will observe restrictions
for conducting processions and such gatherings for a limited period.
Special permission should be needed for such functions.
Please
make use of the Bulletin Board to express your views
on a particular issue.
With
best wishes,
Balram
Kumar Upadyay IPS.
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