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Thiruvananthapuram: The Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) on Saturday detected large-scale bribery in the issuance of police approval reports for passport applicants.
The corruption came to light when the VACB conducted surprise inspections at seven district-level police Special Branch bureaus in the State. The bureaus are responsible for cross-checking the personal information furnished by passport applicants and also verifying whether they are involved in any criminal cases. These offices work under the supervision of the District Superintendent of Police concerned. Read more
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MehrNews.com - Tehran,Iran
15 May 2006
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ISFAHAN, May 15 (MNA) -- The first conference of police chiefs of Islamic states kicked off on Monday in Isfahan.
The governor general of Isfahan Province read out President Mahmud Ahmadinejad’s message at the opening ceremony, which was also attended by Interior Minister Mostafa Purmohammadi, Iranian National Police Chief General Esmaeil Ahmadimoqaddam, other police officials, and Isfahan Province officials.
In his message, Ahmadinejad described the meeting as the best opportunity to boost cooperation between those responsible for maintaining law and order in Islamic countries.
“What distinguishes the police of Islamic states is their commitment to Islamic ethics,” part of the letter read.
The message added that the police should be the manifestation of law and respect for the rights and dignity of the people while encouraging everyone to be law-abiding citizens.
In an address to the conference, Purmohammadi said that the Islamic community should create a unified security system and promote multilateral police cooperation.
He also called for the establishment of an organization of Islamic states’ police that would be called Ispol, an expansive computer network, and rapid reaction forces in Islamic countries as well as tighter control of common borders.
The gathering aims to further familiarize police chiefs with the crimes and social maladies in Islamic countries and ways to combat them, evaluate the performance of police forces in observing human rights and civil rights, and promote interaction among Islamic countries’ police forces.
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