Karnataka: DCP, SPs Will Be Held Responsible for Crimes in Their Jurisdiction, Says CM Siddaramaiah

Siddaramaiah instructed the officers not to wait for complaints to be made in sensitive cases. He asked officers concerned to register voluntary FIRs against those who disturb the peace in the society through rumours.

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah. (Photo Credit: ANI)

Bengaluru September 15: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday said that the state government will hold DCP and SP level officials responsible for crimes in their jurisdiction. Addressing a press conference after a meeting at the DGP office here, he said that his government will not wash its hands off by just taking action against the lower rung officials, but senior officials will also be held responsible.

Siddaramaiah instructed the officers not to wait for complaints to be made in sensitive cases. He asked officers concerned to register voluntary FIRs against those who disturb the peace in the society through rumours. Karnataka: Siddaramaiah-Led Congress Government Makes Reading of Preamble to Constitution Mandatory in Schools, Colleges.

"A total of 230 new personnel have been approved to strengthen the CCB, the special wing. New buildings will be provided to the staff if necessary, he said. Action will be taken against senior officers who are not approachable to people, the Chief Minister said. "Our government has zero tolerance for immoral policing," he said. Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah Takes Swipe at PM Narendra Modi, Says 'Prime Minister Is Upset That BJP Lost Karnataka Elections'.

State Home Minister G. Parameshwar, Additional Chief Secretary to Government Rajneesh Goel, State Director General of Police Alok Mohan, City Police Commissioner Dayanand, Chief Minister's Political Secretary Govindaraju were present at the meeting at the DGP office.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Sep 15, 2023 05:58 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).

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