Won't Tolerate Those Who Damage Image Of Kerala Police: Pinarayi Vijayan
NDTV
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan also said that the police force has dismissed from service those who have engaged in damaging the reputation of the department.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday said the government will not tolerate officials who damage the image of the state police and warned of stern action.
He also said that the police force has dismissed from service those who have engaged in damaging the reputation of the department.
The chief minister was speaking after inaugurating various infrastructure projects in connection with the police department in northern Kerala. At an event held at Kelakam in Kannur district, Vijayan inaugurated 18 such projects.
"The police force has taken stern action and dismissed those from service who had tainted the image of the police department," Vijayan, who also holds the home portfolio, said.
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