#Additional Director General of Police (ADGP)

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ADGP directs intel agencies to be alert in view of R-Day celebrations

JAMMU — Jammu and Kashmir Police’s Additional DGP Anand Jain on Monday directed all the intelligence agencies to be alert in view of the upcoming Republic Day celebrations so that anti-national elements do not succeed in their nefarious designs. Reviewing security arrangements for Republic Day at a high-level meeting of officers of intelligence agencies, the Army, BSF, CRPF, and civil…

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Day 2 of Hearing - Murder of young lady doctor at government hospital at Kottarakkara area in Kolam District of Kerala in the wee hours of May 10,2023

As directed by the Court on May 10, 2023 (https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7062305790698618881/) Kerala State Police Chief (SPC) assisted by Additional Director General of Police(ADGP) appeared online before in a special sitting fixed by Division Bench of Kerala High Court comprising Hon’ble Mr. Justice Devan Ramachandran J & Hon’ble Mr. Justice  Kauser Eddapagath J.

Submission of State Police Chief

Investigation into the death of Vandana Das is going on.

The Court directed SPC to ensure that investigation is carried out in the name of Dr. Vandana Das faithfully, truthfully and diligently.

The submission of the ADGP was recorded by the Court that modification is required in the present protocols in which an accused or other persons in custody are to be presented before medical professionals or in hospitals. ADGP admitted that there are protocols they are not up to the mark at the present time and require modification; and he offered that submissions in this regard will be made by the next posting date. Next date of hearing is 23.05.2023.

The Court observed, there can be little doubt that the killing of a young doctor by a person who was in custody of the police — be that as an accused or in any other capacity — points at a systemic failure. The Police Officers above were also ad idem that it is the fundamental duty of any officer to guard a citizen, even at the cost of their own lives.

Taking note of the submission of SPCthatVandana Das was alone in the observation room at the particular point of time, which opportunity was seized by the accused to repeatedly stab her.

Observation of the Court:

Protocols will have to be immediately evolved as to the manner in which doctors, healthcare professionals, students, interns, house surgeons and such others are to be protected, otherwise, the faith in the system will surely erode.

Hospitals and personnel who man them are adequately and sufficiently protected on a day-to-day basis, for the 24 - hour time frame to avoid repetition of further incidents or attack.

It would be apposite to reflect upon the protocols that are applicable in the case of the production of accused before a Magistrate.

Even the protocols with respect to learned Magistrates are extremely lacking and it is only a matter of providential grace that we have yet to come across a situation where such an officer is attacked.

The Police will have to certainly pull up their socks on a war-footing.

Lack of protocols or inefficiency of the same, can never be impelled as a reason to justify another crime.

It is the fundamental duty of the SPC to ensure security in various hospitals, particularly those in the Government sector.

SPC agreed to this and submitted that he will place on record necessary requirements and protocols, including considering whether members of the State Industrial Security Force (SISF) can be deployed for such purposes.

Submission of Senior Counsel of Indian Medical Association and others:

Direction be given to the Government to bring amendment in Prevention of Violence and Damage to Property Act, 2012 (Act 2012) quickly.

Direction be given to the Government to appoint Special Prosecutor for the present case.

Government pleader submitted that discussions are going on with various stakeholders for amendment in Act 2012 and the same will be apprised to the Court on next date of hearing (23.05.2023).

Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS) was permitted by the Court to make their suggestions, regarding the Ordinance or the amendments, before the Government, which shall also be taken into account appropriately.

Direction by the Court:

Every protocol applicable for production of the accused or persons in custody of the Police before the Magistrate shall apply in the case of the production of such persons in the hospitals or before the doctors or health care professionals concerned.

Seema Bhatnagar

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Assault on police driver by IPS officer’s daughter: HC asks ADGP to take steps to file final report

Assault on police driver by IPS officer’s daughter: HC asks ADGP to take steps to file final report The Kerala High Court has directed the Additional Director General of Police, Crimes, to take necessary steps to submit the final report before the magistrate court concerned in a case relating to the assault on police driver Gavaskar by the daughter of former Director General of Police…

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"Unbelievable Transformation: Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway Defies Odds, Dramatically Reducing Fatal Accidents in Record-Breaking July and August"

The Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway, which has received criticism for its high number of fatal accidents, has seen a decrease in such incidents over the past two months. In May and June, there were 29 and 28 fatalities, respectively, but in July and August, there were only 8 and 6. Alok Kumar, Additional Director-General of Police (ADGP) for Traffic and Road Safety in Karnataka, credited this…

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"Unbelievable Transformation: Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway Defies Odds, Dramatically Reducing Fatal Accidents in Record-Breaking July and August"

The Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway, which has received criticism for its high number of fatal accidents, has seen a decrease in such incidents over the past two months. In May and June, there were 29 and 28 fatalities, respectively, but in July and August, there were only 8 and 6. Alok Kumar, Additional Director-General of Police (ADGP) for Traffic and Road Safety in Karnataka, credited this…

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"Unbelievable Transformation: Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway Defies Odds, Dramatically Reducing Fatal Accidents in Record-Breaking July and August"

The Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway, which has received criticism for its high number of fatal accidents, has seen a decrease in such incidents over the past two months. In May and June, there were 29 and 28 fatalities, respectively, but in July and August, there were only 8 and 6. Alok Kumar, Additional Director-General of Police (ADGP) for Traffic and Road Safety in Karnataka, credited this…

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How AI is Making Bengaluru Mysuru Expressway Safer and Smarter

Hello, Tumblr users! Welcome to our weekly newsletter, where we share some of the latest and most interesting news from around the world. This week, we have a story about how artificial intelligence is being used to tackle speeding on one of India’s busiest highways.

The Bengaluru Mysuru Expressway is a 118.6-km-long highway that connects the two major cities of Karnataka state in southern India. It was inaugurated in 2021 and has been a boon for commuters, tourists, and businesses. However, it has also been a hotspot for accidents, as many drivers tend to ignore the speed limits and lane discipline rules on the expressway.

To address this problem, the police department has installed artificial intelligence-based cameras on the highway, which can capture the number plates of speeding vehicles and generate e-challans (electronic fines) that are sent to the violators’ addresses. The cameras are also capable of detecting other traffic violations, such as driving in the wrong direction, drunken driving, and lane cutting.

The ADGP (Additional Director General of Police) Alok Kumar said that the AI-based cameras had been deployed on a trial basis and that an Intelligent Traffic Management System would be introduced in Mysuru soon. He also said that the speed limit for vehicles using the expressway had been set at 100 km per hour on the right lane, 80 km per hour on the middle lane, and 60 km per hour on the left lane, as per a recent Chennai High Court order.

The police department has also started distributing pamphlets and making announcements at the starting point of the expressway in Mysuru to educate the motorists about the traffic rules and safety measures to be followed on the expressway. The ADGP said that he had identified at least 20 to 25 places on the expressway that were prone to accidents or were posing a problem for the villagers due to the absence of foot overbridges and other facilities. He said that the NHAI (National Highways Authority of India) had invited tenders for crash barriers, foot overbridges, bus shelters, toilets, and proper entry and exit points on the expressway.

The ADGP also warned that if any major accident occurred on the expressway due to negligence or non-compliance of safety norms by the NHAI or the motorists, they would be held accountable and booked under relevant sections of the law.

This is an example of how artificial intelligence can be used to improve road safety and reduce fatalities. We hope that this initiative will inspire other states and countries to adopt similar measures and make their highways safer and smarter.

What do you think about this story? Do you have any suggestions or feedback for improving road safety in your area? Let us know in the comments below!

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The police force in India plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order, upholding justice, and ensuring the safety of its citizens. To comprehend the intricacies of the police system, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the rank structure and the responsibilities associated with each position. The Alpha Regiment Blog is here to guide you through the police rank structure in India, providing insights into the hierarchy and roles of these dedicated law enforcement professionals.

Our comprehensive blog explores the police rank structure, highlighting the various ranks and their respective responsibilities. From top-level positions to frontline officers, we shed light on the hierarchy that exists within the Indian police force.

Starting with the highest ranks, we delve into the roles and responsibilities of officers such as the Director General of Police (DGP), Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), and Inspector General of Police (IGP). We discuss their administrative duties, policy-making responsibilities, and overall supervision of the police force within their jurisdiction.

Moving down the rank structure, our blog covers positions such as Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG), Superintendent of Police (SP), and Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). We examine the operational duties and day-to-day responsibilities entrusted to these officers, including crime prevention, maintaining public order, and investigating criminal activities.

Additionally, we provide insights into the roles of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), Inspector, Sub-Inspector (SI), and Constable. These officers serve at the frontline, interacting closely with the public, ensuring their safety, and conducting investigations under the guidance of higher-ranking officers.

By exploring our blog, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the police rank structure in India. We help you appreciate the different levels of authority, expertise, and responsibility within the police force, showcasing the collective efforts of these individuals in maintaining law and order.

Join us on this informative journey as we unravel the intricacies of the police rank structure in India. Through our blog, you will gain a deeper insight into the roles and responsibilities of police officers, fostering a greater appreciation for their dedication, sacrifice, and commitment to protecting our communities.

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ADGP B. Dayananda takes over as Bengaluru City Police Commissioner

Fitness and bike riding aficionado, he served as Mysuru City Police Commissioner in 2015-2016 Bengaluru: Additional Director General of Police (Intelligence) B. Dayananda has taken over as the new Police Commissioner of Bengaluru City this morning. He has replaced C.H. Pratap Reddy who is now the Director General of Police of Internal Security Division. The shake-up in the Police Department comes…

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ADGP Ladakh Says SPOs Recruitment To Start, Inaugurates Police Station Wakha

Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Ladakh, Satish Khandare-IPS inaugurated a newly constructed Police Station in Wakha and the residence of the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) in Kargil district. ADGP said process of SPOs recruitment will also start

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Video news suggesting DSP Adil Mushtaq's involvement in Kokernag terror incident not true: ADGP Kumar

SRINAGAR (KIMS) — The video news item suggesting the involvement of DSP Adil Mushtaq in Kokernag terror incident is not true, Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), Kashmir, Vijay Kumar said on Tuesday. He said, there is no truth to this video news item by a news agency Bharat TAK. He said, this type of irresponsible journalism is also an act of criminal misconduct and is liable for legal…

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Indian Air Force two fighter jets crash in Madhya Pradesh's Morena

Bhopal: Two fighter planes of the Indian Air Force (IAF) – Sukhoi-30 and Mirage-2000 – crashed in Morena district of Madhya Pradesh on Saturday, police officials said. Morena Superintendent of Police Ashutosh Bagri confirmed the crash. Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Adarsh Katiyar told PTI that the cause of the crash is not clear yet. “It is not clear whether the planes collided…

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Much better security arrangements were in place for Muharram 10th processesion: ADGP Vijay Kumar

Much better security arrangements were in place for Muharram 10th processesion: ADGP Vijay Kumar Srinagar, July 29 : Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Kashmir Zone, Vijay Kumar Saturday said there were much better security arrangements in place for Muharram 10th procession. “We had made much better security arrangements today than Muharram 8. The Lieutenant Governor had already…

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ADGP Vijay Kumar awarded President’s Police Medal

Srinagar, Jan 25: On the eve of Republic Day, additional director general of police Kashmir zone Vijay Kumar has been awarded President’s Police Medal. An official said that ADGP Vijay Kumar was awarded the medal for his distinguished service in the field. President’s Police Medal is one of the highest service medal for police and central armed police forces in the country.

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42 foreign militants among 172 militants killed in 93 gunfights in J&K this year: Police

The Newscraving Desk Srinagar, Dec 31: Additional Director General of Police Vijay Kumar on Saturday said that total of 172 militants including 42 foreign militants were killed in 93 operations in Valley this year. ADGP Kashmir, in series of tweets, wrote, “During year 2022, total 93 encounters took place in Kashmir in which 172 militants including 42 foreign militants got neutralised. Maximum militants neutralised from LeT/TRF(108) outfit followed by JeM (35), HM (22), Al-Badr (4) and AGuH(3) outfits.” “This year, 100 fresh recruitments into militant ranks were reported showing a decline of 37% compared to last year. Maximum (74) joined LeT. Out of total recruitment, 65 militants neutralised in encounters, 17 militants arrested and 18 militants are still active,” he added. The life span of newly recruited militants declined drastically. Out of total 65 newly recruited militants killed this year, 58 (89%) were neutralised within first month of their joining, he said. This year huge quantities of weapons (360) were recovered during encounters and modules’ busting which include 121 AK series rifles, 08 M4 Carbine & 231 pistols. Besides, timely seizure of IEDs, Sticky Bombs and Grenades averted major militant incidents, the ADGP added. (GNS) Read the full article