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Kutch divided into two police districts

Saturday 7 November '09

AMID heightened security concerns, the state government recently carved up the sensitive Kutch district in western Gujarat into two separate police districts.
A year on, Ahmedabad police yet to hike food allowance for detainees

Thursday 5 November '09

A year ago, the state government had increased the food allowance for the accused lodged in police lock-ups to Rs 40 per day.
State to raise SRP battalion exclusively for industrial security

Wednesday 4 November '09

AMID increased perception of terror strikes on vital industrial installations in Gujarat, the state government has decided to raise another battalion of State Reserve Police exclusively to provide industrial security.
Now, GPS to aid policing in Gujarat

Tuesday 3 November '09

The Gujarat Police will now use Global Positioning System to improve policing and reduce call-response time in the state.
Gujarat may soon have one more Joint Interrogation Centre

Monday 2 November '09

The Gujarat government has given the go-ahead to the Police Department’s six-year-old proposal for yet another Joint Interrogation Centre in the state.
In a first, BSF, marine police to be involved in Navy, Coast Guard exercise off Gujarat coast

Monday 26 October '09

After completing “Operation Raksha” and “Operation Khoj” the Navy and the Coast Guard are gearing up for another large-scale exercise off the Gujarat coast.
First Quick Reaction Teams for Gujarat coast

Friday 16 October '09

The Border Security Force (BSF) will soon get its first set of Quick Reaction Teams (QRTs) of specially trained marine commandos to guard the sensitive creek region across the state.....
BSF or Coast Guard: Agency soon for unmanned stretch on Gujarat coast

Thursday 15 October '09

The contentious issue as to whether the Border Security Force or the Coast Guard should take responsibility for guarding the unmanned 40-km long coastal area between Jakhau and Medi in Gujarat may finally be resolved.
BSF ‘Crocodiles’ to guard creeks

Thursday 15 October '09

The Border Security Force will soon get its first set of Quick Reaction Teams of specially trained marine commandos to guard the sensitive creek areas across Gujarat.
Gujarat wants 12 more coastal police stations

Tuesday 13 October '09

With the security of the state's coastline becoming a vital area of concern post 26/11 Mumbai attacks, Gujarat wants 12 more coastal police stations under the Centre’s Coastal Security Scheme (CSS).
Inside Nithari killer's mind: 'Would watch girls come in, even I felt the urge'

Monday 12 October '09

The Directorate of Forensic Sciences report on the tests, says Surinder Koli had no mental or personality disorder, that all killings were rooted in fantasy and an 'overpowering compulsion' to kill.
‘Would watch girls come in, even I felt the urge’

Monday 12 October '09

Meri bhi icchha hoti thi, mere andar ka shaitan jag uthta tha (even I felt the urge, the demon in me used to wake up).”....
Intelligence gathering suffers as govt delays reimbursing fishermen informers for 3 years

Monday 12 October '09

Gujarat Police’s efforts to net valuable intelligence inputs from fishermen in the coastal areas seem to have come a cropper.
Interrogation of Pakistani fishermen reveals suspected spying along western border

Sunday 11 October '09

Yet another instance of suspected spying on defence establishments along the western sector has surfaced with the interrogation of nine Pakistani fishermen detained by the Border Security Force from Gujarat this August.
State-of-the-art genetic lab to aid conservation of Asiatic lion

Sunday 11 October '09

Gujarat plans to have a state-of-the-art genetic laboratory dedicated to the conservation of Asiatic lion. The laboratory will have a library of the lion’s gene map and maintain sperm, egg, cell and tissue bank of the big cat for biological use and genetic studies.
Prantij riot case: SIT contemplates action against 3 witnesses for perjury

Tuesday 6 October '09

The Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team intends to drag three Hindu witnesses to court for alleged perjury in the controversial murder case of British nationals near Prantij in Sabarkantha during the 2002 riots.
Govt to ‘sensitise’ cops to SC/ST atrocities act

Sunday 4 October '09

Barely a month after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh expressed his concern over the low conviction rates in cases of atrocities against the Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes, Gujarat seems to have woken up.
Trained constables now need not work as cooks, gardeners

Friday 2 October '09

Trained constables ending up as cooks, manual workers and gardeners at the houses of senior police officers in the state police is soon likely to be a thing of the past.
Constables to top cops, all must be addressed as officers, says Gujarat DGP

Tuesday 29 September '09

Next time you see a khaki-clad constable swinging a lathi, don’t forget to notice the bounce in his step. And make sure you address him as officer....
‘No constables’, all Gujarat cops now to be called officers

Tuesday 29 September '09

Putting an end to the practice of addressing constables as police karamcharis...
Cops learn ragging lessons to curb menace in colleges

Monday 21 September '09

What is ragging? What are the different means of ragging? How can it be curbed? What action can be taken against those accused of ragging? Police trainees in Gujarat are now learning it all at the Police Training College in Junagadh.
Gujarat plans 111 Quick Response Teams to tackle 'terror 24x7'

Friday 18 September '09

Gujarat has sought Central nod for anti-terror teams, armed with hi-tech weapons, even armoured vehicles and on call 24x7.
Akshardham attack accused retracts statement

Monday 10 August '09

Shaukatullah Ghauri, the alleged key conspirator in the Akshardham Temple attack case of 2002, has retracted from his confessional statement and has alleged before a designated POTA court that the police had forcibly recorded his statement.
Cops asked to trail source of liquor in prohibition cases

Tuesday 4 August '09

The enforcement of prohibition rules by the state police will now mean more than just arresting the accused found in an inebriated state and seizing liquor consignments.
Cellphone detectors to track down ‘unreachable’ sets in jails

Thursday 30 July '09

In a bid to put a fullstop on cellphone use in jails, the Gujarat government has decided to equip all prominent prisons in the state with sophisticated mobile phone detectors that will digitally track down hidden phones.
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