Kallakurichi police personnel provided with body cameras
The Hindu
The personnel were trained to operate the cameras, and they will be mostly used to monitor major protests and during mass vehicle checks.
With a view to ensuring strict enforcement of rules and to bring in more accountability and transparency in the day-to-day functioning of the police force, the Kallakurichi district police have distributed body cameras to patrol teams manning the main thoroughfares. Superintendent of Police Ziaul Haque distributed six cameras to patrol teams in three police sub-divisions in the district. “We will get more cameras for police personnel in the remaining stations in the second phase,” he said. The personnel were trained to operate the cameras, and they will be mostly used to monitor major protests and during mass vehicle checks. Police personnel deployed at major junctions would wear these cameras, he added.
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