Uttar Pradesh / Gonda : Acting IG Aviral Kumar, after listening to the complaints of the complainants, got the complaints resolved quickly

Under the campaign “Police Children Interface Program” organized in collaboration with UNICEF India, UNICEF India, in collaboration with Mahila Shakti Seva Samiti Gonda and Child Help Line Gonda, on Monday in the camp office Gonda under the direction of Inspector General of Police Devipatan Zone. In the program organized under the direction, Aviral Kumar, a student of Gandhi Vidyalaya Gonda, was given the charge of acting IG for one hour. Aviral Kumar, the student caretaker of Gandhi Vidyalaya Gonda, listened to the complaints of the complainants who came to the camp office and directed the concerned for speedy disposal of the complaints. In one case of Gonda district, Additional Superintendent of Police Gonda Shivraj, who was present on the spot, was instructed to clear the matter quickly. In the program “Police Children Interface Programme”, Gandhi Vidyalaya students Krishna Kumar, Vaibhav, Vishal and students Khushboo, Pratibha were also made acting IGs in turn.

The program was started by IG Dr. Rakesh Singh after getting acquainted with the children. IG Dr. Rakesh Singh interacted with all the children and got information about their educational qualifications and their families, etc. He was told to make his life important and wished for his bright future. It was told by IG Rakesh Singh that through this program, reducing the social distance between the police and the children, making the children aware and fearless by providing information about the work of the police and to expand the sociality between the police and the public. On this occasion, Additional Superintendent of Police Gonda Shivraj, Divisional Resource Person of UNICEF India Anil Yadav, Ashish Mishra of Child Helpline etc. were present.