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Haryana: Gurugram Police announce crackdown on corruption

Gurugram, Nov 10 (UNI) Gurugram Police have tightened the accountability mechanism for traffic personnel, warning that zonal officers (ZOs) and traffic inspectors (TIs) will also be held responsible if any traffic policeman, Home Guard or Special Police Officer (SPO) is found indulging in corruption or illegal collection while on duty.
The new directions, issued by Police Commissioner Shibas Kabiraj, IPS, also make the use of body-worn cameras mandatory during vehicle-stopping and challan proceedings. Departmental action will be initiated against personnel found stopping vehicles without camera surveillance. ACP-rank officers have been tasked with monitoring police conduct through the CCTV Control Room.
The measures follow the arrest of a Home Guard personnel after a video allegedly showing him demanding illegal gratification in the name of a gift went viral on social media. The Commissioner has directed all Deputy Commissioners of Police and Assistant Commissioners of Police to convey strict instructions to personnel deployed at the ground level.
Under the new framework, ZOs and TIs will be directly accountable for the conduct of their subordinate personnel, making supervisory officers responsible for preventing corruption and misconduct in their respective areas. ACP-rank officers in the Police Control Room will regularly monitor CCTV feeds and analyse footage to identify suspicious activity or irregularities.
In another measure aimed at curbing malpractice arising from prolonged deployment at the same location, traffic personnel will be transferred through a random computerised system every 60 days.
The Commissioner has made it clear that illegal collections, extortion, corruption and misconduct in uniform will not be tolerated. Gurugram Police have also appealed to the public to report any illegal demands or extortion by police personnel or other employees while on duty, assuring strict action against such complaints. UNI KK SS
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