Kolkata Police To Buy Mobile Vans For Women Police Personnel

Kolkata Police to buy mobile vans for women police personnel before the puja: Durga Puja 2021.

Now less than two months are left for Durga Puja in the metropolis. In such a situation, Kolkata Police is going to be more hi-tech now.

Kolkata Police will now buy mobile toilet vans, mobile charging vans, and mobile kitchen vans, especially in view of the problems faced by women policemen doing duty on the road.

The tender has been issued by Kolkata Police regarding this. Kolkata Police will buy 18 mobile toilet vans, 10 mobile charging vans, and 4 mobile kitchen vans at a cost of Rs 4.4 crore.

Mobile toilet vans will be deployed to assist women police personnel at various major crossings in the metropolis and during any major political event.

Apart from this, there are plans to deploy mobile toilet vans, mobile charging vans outside many big puja pandals during Durga Puja.

According to police sources, sometimes women police personnel face toilet problems during Durga Puja and other law and order programs.

Apart from this, many times the charge of the mobile of police personnel ends. In view of this, these vans are being bought.

State-of-the-art bomb and electronic detector machines will also be included in the fleet.

Apart from this, a state-of-the-art bomb and electronic detector machine will also be purchased by Kolkata Police by spending Rs 7.50 crore.

These include non-linear junction detectors and explosive vapor detector machines.

These will be used for security in VVIP zones. 9 Explosive Vapor Detectors will be purchased by Lalbazar by spending Rs 2 crore. It can detect vapor and particles within 7 seconds.

Bangladeshi woman who came out of the swamp of prostitution, arrested for crossing the border illegally.

The Border Security Force (BSF) arrested a Bangladeshi woman from the border area of ​​Nadia district for trying to cross the border illegally.

On the basis of information from the Anti Human Trafficking Unit.

The alert soldiers posted along with the border post of 08th Corps, Hazrakhal, detained a Bangladeshi woman trying to travel from India to Bangladesh.

They were identified as 23-year-old Noor Fatima Khatoon (fictitious name). She hails from the Narel district of Bangladesh.