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During the 4th Tripartite Talk, GJMM has been immensely pressurized to focus only on the creation of Gorkhaland, besides, the conclusion of the Meeting seems to be only TALK on POLITICAL LEVEL in next round. Do you think 4th Tripartite Talk has been successful?
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Friendly neighbourhood cops

By DT Correspondent on January 16,2007

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Darjeeling:  Darjeeling police is trying its best to make Darjeeling as safe heaven. The department has decided to make it easier for residents, as well as for tourists to lodge complaints. Now, the citizen and tourists do not need to go police station for their grievances and report. They can simply lodge their complaint in the newly setup up police assistance booths, where they can enquire about the steps taken after a week of lodging a complaint.

The booths have been set up at Chowrastha, Lower Clubside, Ladenla Road, Motor Stand, near the public toilet at Chowk Bazaar, Raj Bhawan, railway station, Zoo, Dali Phatak and INOX. In the sensitive areas like Chowk Bazaar, search lights are provided.

Thirty five constables, all in new uniforms, are being deployed for the job. A police man will stay at each booth till 4pm. After that, three armed police personnel will be in charge of the area till 10pm.

To familiarize the police personnel with the people of a particular neighbourhood, they will be posted at the same booth for a long time, which will help them to identify a stranger immediately.

Besides, there is uniqueness in these police booths. Toffees will be given to anyone depositing a plastic bag at the booth, a move to keep Darjeeling free of plastic, according to superintendent of police, Darjeeling, Mr. Rajesh Subarno.

Citizens are requested to contact directly Darjeeling, SP, Mr. Rajesh Subarno, at 97330-08001, and Town DSP at 97330-08008, if any illegal activities around.

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  • image It's a step but it's gonna work only if the Police Department and most importantly, the citizens of our proud town follow it up.Just setting up booths and forgetting all about them is not going to solve anyone's problems.People have to help the police in putting an end to scores of crime that plague Darjeeling every day.I only hope that some orientation programs are held for the police department in order to keep them updated about the crimes that occur today.Most of our senioe officers have been around for 25 plus years.it would be silly to expect them to run around nabbing criminals.What the department needs are fresh,young legs.Get some unemployed but eductaed youngsters in the force.Post them in threes and fours in some of the sensitive areas in town...especially at night.Make our town safe for women and children.Let our families be able to stroll around the mall road in peace. If not the police department...who??? if not now...when??
    (Posted by Pravat Pradhan, February 14, 2007, 4:52 AM)
  • image Well..Well...Well yeh guys its really time for us to "pull up the socks" and try something new and hope it works to the best...
    (Posted by ashish bantawa, February 12, 2007, 5:39 AM)
  • image '''thats the way to go""...all the best !!!....(Bangalore)
    (Posted by thapa, January 19, 2007, 9:16 PM)
  • image I was really looking forward to it. Lets give a try, hope this initiative will work for the betterment our community.....(BruNet, Jabatan Telekom Brunei Darussalam)
    (Posted by ratan lama, January 19, 2007, 9:11 PM)
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