MP News: Police Head-Quarters Awaits Application From Indian Women Cricketer Kranti Gaud’s Father To Restore His Services

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The police headquarters was waiting for an application from women’s World Cup winning cricketer Kranti Gond’s father to restore his services as constable, said officials here on Friday.

On November 9, chief minister Mohan Yadav had assured that Munna Singh Gond, the father of Kranti Gond, would be reinstated as police constable. He was dismissed in 2012 after an alleged error during election duty.

During a function, the cricketer had asked the CM to restore the services of her father and he had given the assurance.

When the family was heading towards Bhopal to attend the function, Munna Singh told the local people that he would file the application in Bhopal, but the PHQ did not get it.

Special DG, Adarsh Katiyar told the Free Press that the police were waiting for the application from Munna Gond.

He said, “First the application shall reach the office and according to the procedure and CM’s assurance the department will take the decision. SP Chattarpur is capable of taking the decision on the application”.

SP Chattarpur, Agam Jain said that he had not received any letter or application from Gond for the restoration of his services.

He said that after receiving the letter from the applicant, the directives would be issued by the PHQ.

Police personnel may visit his house and seek the application for the job at a personal level, he said.