Alok Mohan IPS

Alok Mohan

Alok Mohan, Additional Director-General of Police (Law and Order), said on Monday that the police would take more intensified action not in favor of sand mafia in Udupi district.
Addressing presspersons after holding a evaluation meeting of police officers at the District Police Office here, Mr. Mohan said that the police had taken a serious note of the physical attack and attempt to murder Deputy Commissioner Priyanka Mary Francis, Assistant Commissioner Shilpa Nag and Village Accountant Kantharaj, when they conducted a raid on a sand removal site at Kandlur near Kundapur.
The police had arrested seven people in this link. As soon as Superintendent of Police K.T. Balakrishna received the details about the occurrence, he dispatched a team of policemen to the area.
To a query, he said that though Ms. Francis could have taken the police with her, she decided to do a spot visit herself as a good Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate would.
Normally people in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada districts appreciated officials. Hence, there were no issues in Halnadu village, where Ms. Francis had raided a sandextraction site. But it was in Kandlur that the incident of attempt of murder took place. The police had taken this matter critically, he said.
As regards other policing measures, it had been decided to improve the beat system by making the head constables and police constables in charge of designated areas in the district.
Hence, the number of beats in any police station would be equal to the number of head and police constables it had. This would help the constables develop close relation with the people and improve community policing.
Henceforth, the police would book those concerned in gambling and illegal sand extraction under the Goonda Act.
Drop boxes would be kept in schools and colleges so that students could lodge their complaints without writing their names.
Police officers had been instructed to go to schools and colleges and interact with students so that they kept away from drugs, Mr. Mohan said.
Mr. Balakrishna (Superintendent of Police) and N. Vishnuvardhana, Additional Superintendent of Police, were present.




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