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Mission takes off for new-look
At the annual conference of Director Generals of Police (DGPs) on November 25, 2005, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh expressed his intention to set up a Police Mission, which would give a new outlook and vision to the police. Twenty-two days before the next DGPs’ conference, Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil today launched National Police Mission as envisaged by the Prime Minister.
The first meeting of the empowered steering group, comprising senior policemen and representatives from academia and business, deliberated upon inputs received from the experts and ways to transform the po... Read more
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Patna Daily - India
13 February 2007
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Three SPs to be Quizzed in DG
Suspended Director General (DG) of Home Guard Narayan Mishra's diary that was recovered from his home during the Saturday raid has revealed names of several senior police officials as the administration gears up to quiz at least three Superintendents of Police (SPs) who seem to have close contacts with the DG.
Besides the three SPs, two of whom are currently posted in the northern parts of the state while one in the southern Bihar, the Special Vigilance Unit (SVU) investigating corruption charges against Mishra is also keeping a close tab on at least a dozen other senior police officials whose names appear in the highly incriminating diary, sources in police said.
The diary contains names of many cops appointed under Mishra's watch along with a sum of money possibly indicating the DG may have charged that sum of amount from each candidate. If that assumption turns out to be true, Mishra could be in lot more trouble than expected before, officials who did not want to be identified said.
The investigative team has detected Mishra's net worth well over Rs. 87 lakh, substantially more than his known means of income. This number is expected to go much higher as the investigation unfolds, officials said.
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