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The Print
21 hours ago
- The Print
Noida: 6 police post in-charge suspended over incompetence
The action came after a review meeting held to discuss the state of law and order as the festival season closes in. She also issued show cause notices to in-charge of four police stations. Noida, Jun 21 (PTI) Gautam Budhha Nagar Police Commissioner Laxmi Singh on Saturday, suspended six police posts in-charge over 'poor functioning' and subordination. 'It was found that almost zero preventive action in two months …. (It) is indicative of their poor functioning as well as violation of clear instructions of higher officials and departmental rules,' Laxmi Singh said. The show cause notices were issued to in-charge of Dankaur, Rabupura, Knowledge Park, and Ecotech-III police stations. The officer instructed officers to ensure there is no violence during observance of Muharram later in the months. During the meeting, it was directed that the route of the Kanwar Yatra be surveyed. An Additional Commissioner of Police was directed to run a weeklong campaign against illegal mining. PTI COR VN VN This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
Time of India
a day ago
- Time of India
No action taken to stop crime in two months, six SIs suspended
Noida: Six police sub-inspectors were suspended and departmental actions initiated against them after a crime review meeting on Friday. Two police stations in-charge were also removed. The police commissioner of Gautam Budh Nagar cited their inaction in crime prevention and poor functioning over the last few months as the reasons for the decision. Ahead of the upcoming festivities, the commissionerate had called a meeting to review the performance of stations. The commissioner, Laxmi Singh, said that the review of some posts or blocks showed that almost zero preventive action was taken in these areas in the past two months, indicating poor functioning as well as a violation of clear instructions by higher officials and departmental rules. In the review, officials were instructed to ensure upcoming festivals were celebrated peacefully and safely, and that all preparations and route inspections are done on time. "Similarly, the route of the upcoming Kanwar Yatra is to be visited, and all preparations are to be completed on time," Singh said. Officials were also told to maintain a normal flow of traffic under all circumstances. "We have issued show cause notices to station in-charge officers at Dankaur, Rabupura, Knowledge Park, and Ecotech-3, with strict warnings for improvement," he said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo The review also showed that some stations were making continuous efforts for crime control and they have been successful. The commissioner put special emphasis on police helping control illegal mining in the district due to constant coordination with the concerned departments and taking actions to check overloading in trucks. The additional commissioner of police was directed to take effective action through a week-long campaign against illegal mining along with law and order officers. Radhvendra Singh, from Expressway station, was one of the stations-in-charge transferred to a recruit training centre to train new constables.
Time of India
05-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
5 police stations in Noida get ISO tag for good infra
Noida: Five more police stations in the city received ISO 9001:2015 certification on Thursday after their infrastructure, quality management, and office procedures were found to meet international standards for public and police services. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Beta 2, Bisrakh, Sectors 39, 49 and 58 police stations were awarded the certification. Police commissioner Laxmi Singh said the stations underwent a special drive to standardise their operations, focusing on improving public services, ensuring prompt grievance redressal, and strengthening administrative management. "A special campaign was launched for standardisation of these five police stations to improve the level of police services provided, timely and quality redressal of public grievances, and the administrative system," she said. Standard operating procedures (SOPs) were also prepared for various branches located in the police stations, under a prescribed action plan. Police personnel appointed in the five police stations were provided training related to various subjects. So far, the police commissioner's office in Sector 108/police headquarters, Surajpur, and eight police stations of the commissionerate (including Expressway, Badalpur, and Knowledge Park) were awarded ISO 9001:2015 quality management systems.
Time of India
28-04-2025
- Time of India
Rs 780-crore drugs seized, 1.2k arrested for smuggling in 2 years in Noida; 17 linked to international gangs
Noida: A total of 1,269 people, 17 of whom had links with international gangs, involved in the sale and smuggling of drugs have been arrested in the district since 2023. During this period, drugs worth more than Rs 780 crore have been seized across 1,170 cases. Speaking to TOI, police commissioner Laxmi Singh outlined GB Nagar police commissionerate's efforts to effectively control the illegal trade of intoxicants, drugs, and narcotics, and take action against those involved in their trade. You Can Also Check: Noida AQI | Weather in Noida | Bank Holidays in Noida | Public Holidays in Noida "Around 102.8kg of MDMA worth about Rs 750 crore has been recovered. Along with this, 1.5kg of hashish worth about Rs 1.5 lakh, 7,134kg of ganja worth nearly Rs 17.7 crore, 572g of OGCanvas worth about Rs 24,000, 148g of cocaine worth Rs 8 lakh, over 800g of intoxicant pills worth about Rs 30,000, and 14.7kg smack worth more than Rs 2.2 crore were recovered. Around 49 vehicles were also seized," commissioner Singh said. Earlier this month, in a joint operation by SWAT and Badalpur police station team, three ganja smugglers were arrested and police recovered around 149kg of ganja, estimated to be worth about Rs 40 lakh, along with a truck, from their possession. In Oct 2024, Noida police launched 'Operation Prahar', under which drug hotspots such as educational institutions, coaching centres, and slums were identified and raids were conducted. A total of 75 arrests were made and 115kg of ganja, as well as smack and e-cigarettes were recovered across several raids. In Jan 2023, the commissionerate headquarters located in Sector 108 opened up a 'Narcotics Cell' and established a 24-hour helpline to receive anonymous tips about drug smuggling activity. The cell and helpline aid cops in obtaining information to verify smuggling-related activity, create profiles on persons of interest and understand the nexus of different gangs. They also help identify drug hotspots, and monitor and act against illegal drug supply in NCR coordinated through the dark web. Speaking on the commissionrate's future drug control plans, commissioner Singh said that their focus will be on de-addiction programmes. Police will run continuous awareness programmes to inform residents, particularly youths, of the ill effects of drugs. Noida: A total of 1,269 people, 17 of whom had links with international gangs, involved in the sale and smuggling of drugs have been arrested in the district since 2023. During this period, drugs worth more than Rs 780 crore have been seized across 1,170 cases. Speaking to TOI, police commissioner Laxmi Singh outlined GB Nagar police commissionerate's efforts to effectively control the illegal trade of intoxicants, drugs, and narcotics, and take action against those involved in their trade. "Around 102.8kg of MDMA worth about Rs 750 crore has been recovered. Along with this, 1.5kg of hashish worth about Rs 1.5 lakh, 7,134kg of ganja worth nearly Rs 17.7 crore, 572g of OGCanvas worth about Rs 24,000, 148g of cocaine worth Rs 8 lakh, over 800g of intoxicant pills worth about Rs 30,000, and 14.7kg smack worth more than Rs 2.2 crore were recovered. Around 49 vehicles were also seized," commissioner Singh said. Earlier this month, in a joint operation by SWAT and Badalpur police station team, three ganja smugglers were arrested and police recovered around 149kg of ganja, estimated to be worth about Rs 40 lakh, along with a truck, from their possession. In Oct 2024, Noida police launched 'Operation Prahar', under which drug hotspots such as educational institutions, coaching centres, and slums were identified and raids were conducted. A total of 75 arrests were made and 115kg of ganja, as well as smack and e-cigarettes were recovered across several raids. In Jan 2023, the commissionerate headquarters located in Sector 108 opened up a 'Narcotics Cell' and established a 24-hour helpline to receive anonymous tips about drug smuggling activity. The cell and helpline aid cops in obtaining information to verify smuggling-related activity, create profiles on persons of interest and understand the nexus of different gangs. They also help identify drug hotspots, and monitor and act against illegal drug supply in NCR coordinated through the dark web. Speaking on the commissionrate's future drug control plans, commissioner Singh said that their focus will be on de-addiction programmes. Police will run continuous awareness programmes to inform residents, particularly youths, of the ill effects of drugs.
