Sambhajinagar Gets 33 New Vehicles Worth Rs 5 Crore To Strengthen Police Department

The state government has provided 33 new vehicles worth Rs 5 crore to the police department in the district. The fleet of new vehicles will strengthen the police and help in maintaining law and order. The vehicles were dedicated to public service by the district guardian minister and social welfare minister Sanjay Shirsat on Sunday.

Shirsat said that the government is committed to strengthening the police department by providing modern facilities and equipment to make it more efficient. The government will provide all the facilities to maintain peace and law and order. Police should act with responsibility to gain justice for the people. An ambulance and 30 more vehicles will be provided to the department soon, he said.

The function was held at the ground of the Superintendent of Police (SP) office. MP Dr. Kalyan Kale, divisional commissioner Dilip Gawade, district collector Dilip Swami, ZP CEO Ankit, Special IGP Virendra Mishr, Commissioner of Police Praveen Pawar, SP Dr. Vinaykumar Rathod, additional SP Annapurna Singh, district planning officer Bharat Wayal, Rajendra Janjal, Nandkumar Ghodele, and other dignitaries were present. Out of the 33 vehicles, 10 were given to the SP office, 15 to the CP office, and 8 to the state reserve police force.