Editorial January 2004
26 Jan 2004

Dear friends,
My sincere greetings to all on the Republic Day.

I am happy to announce that I have received the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service. I had already received Police Medal for Meritorious Service in 1992.

It has been the unstinted support given by the citizens of this district and the support given by the policemen and officers. The assistance given by ' Orgpeople' and its Directors Vinay Varma and Nandan Pillai in all my ventures cannot be forgotten.

It has also been the blessings of my revered Gurunathan, my father and mother and my superiors in the department, which has been instrumental in this achievement. Support of my wife and two children also I remember and appreciate.

I promise that I will continue the good work I have started. Let us work together to prevent crime and make this District free from Goondas and antisocial elements, ensuring a safe society for our children. They will definitely appreciate our efforts. I once again thank you and look forward to serve you in all respects.


10 Jan 2004

Dear friends,

Hope all of you have started the New Year in a happy mood. We of Thrissur Police on our part are going on with our efforts to increase the rapport between the Police and the public and to make people aware of a number of things by which they can avoid thefts, accidents etc.

In the series of useful booklets containing information tips for the public, the latest is on "Traffic." As usual we have not followed the trodden path but concentrated on things which, from our experience, will prove to be beneficial to the public at large. We hope that this will also prove to be of interest to the public.

Regarding traffic accidents the essential thing is "live and let live". Acknowledge the rights of the other road users. Understand and utilize the road signs and traffic signs. Avoid drunken driving and careless driving. Careless driving includes the recent fad of using the mobile phone while driving, knowing fully well that it is dangerous and is in utter disregard of the safely of the other road users. We have given strict instructions to our officers on the road to take very effective action against such ' pseudo - moderns '. A pity is that even motorcycle riders have started using mobile phones while riding. This is ridiculously suicidal.

I think it is for the women to get together and prevent such careless driving practices of their man. It is their own interest and that of their children that the earning member of the family is not incapacitated by possible accidents. In most cases their own lives also could be endangered. Therefore arise my sisters and join together in this fight. It is for your own good and welfare.



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