Why DGPs aren't happy with the BJP govt
July 13, 2015 14:10
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed the Director General of Police across states to hold an annual conference in Kutch, Gujarat in mid-November this year.
DGPs of 30 states and numerous IPS officers are expected to participate in the conference that will be organised by the Intelligence Bureau.
The first DGP conference of 2014 after the BJP government took charge at the Centre, was held in Guwahati in Assam. Modi is believed to be keen to move the New Delhi-centric annual events to state and district capitals.
The PM also wants the DGPs to stay in a tents while the conference will be held in pandals. There won't be air-conditioners or plush five-star facilities normally associated with such conferences.
Not surprisingly, the DGPs are cursing the BJP government for these 'innovative' ideas and are now worried about mosquito bites.
DGPs of 30 states and numerous IPS officers are expected to participate in the conference that will be organised by the Intelligence Bureau.
The first DGP conference of 2014 after the BJP government took charge at the Centre, was held in Guwahati in Assam. Modi is believed to be keen to move the New Delhi-centric annual events to state and district capitals.
The PM also wants the DGPs to stay in a tents while the conference will be held in pandals. There won't be air-conditioners or plush five-star facilities normally associated with such conferences.
Not surprisingly, the DGPs are cursing the BJP government for these 'innovative' ideas and are now worried about mosquito bites.
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