Central Delhi Police has launched a mobile police station ahead of the G20 summit. The mobile station is a van that has been converted into a mini police station. It is equipped with all the necessary facilities, including a complaint desk, a computer, and a printer. The mobile station will be deployed in areas that are expected to have heavy traffic restrictions during the summit. This will make it easier for people to file complaints or get help from the police.
The mobile police station is part of the Delhi Police’s efforts to improve the safety and security of citizens during the G20 summit. The police have also deployed additional forces and put in place special security measures in the city.
The G20 summit is a major international event that will be attended by leaders from the world’s 20 largest economies. The summit will be held in Delhi on September 9 and 10.
Here are some of the features of the mobile police station:
- It is equipped with a complaint desk, a computer, and a printer.
- It has a public address system that can be used to broadcast important messages.
- It has CCTV cameras to monitor the surrounding area.
- It has a generator to ensure that it can operate even in case of a power outage.
The mobile police station will be staffed by a team of police officers who will be available to help citizens with their needs. The officers will be able to take complaints, issue FIRs, and provide other assistance.
The mobile police station is a welcome initiative by the Delhi Police. It will help to ensure the safety and security of citizens during the G20 summit. It is also a step towards making the police more accessible to the people.
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