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"Police should not fail
Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi inspecting a guard of honour after inaugurating the 150th year celebrations of Chennai Metropolitan Police
 INDIA , 5-January-2007  1:10:44 AM
At a function steeped in nostalgia, Chief Minister M.Karunanidhi inaugurated the 150th year celebrations of the Chennai Metropolitan Police here on Thursday.

He said the police should not fail in their duty for ensuring a peaceful society.

Addressing the function, marked by police skill demonstrations and a cultural programme, at the Rajaratnam Stadium here, he referred to a Tirukkural couplet that praised a duty-conscious policeman. It emphasised that the police should discharge their duties properly.

Coinciding with the celebrations, he announced that 15,000 officers and men who would have served the city police for more than six months between April 25, 2006 and April 24 this year would be presented a medal. Also, 14,973 constables and officers up to the grade of Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police would be given "Arm Patch," he said amidst loud cheer from policemen.

Mr.Karunanidhi detailed the benefits given to the police after his Government took over, including the increase in risk allowance, removing age restrictions for promotion and abolishing test for promotion of head constable to sub-inspector.

The Chief Minister took the salute and inspected a parade by policemen, a section of whom wore uniform of the past. He laid the foundation stone for a modern commissionerate building and inaugurated new police buildings. He went round an exhibition in a battery-operated vehicle.

Director-General of Police D.Mukherjee referred to the steps being taken by the Government to modernise the force and the setting up of the Third Police Commission.

The city police had made rapid strides after the commissionerate was formed in 1856.

From : http://www.thehindu.com  

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