LUCKNOW: The love for its dogs for the Uttar Pradesh Police is unbridled.
Five months after the shock of Tiger, the sniffer Labrador with an extraordinary 20 nails on its claws had died due to poor health and age, the UP Police has announced the formation of a panel comprising three ADGP-rank IPS officers to devise the nutrition of canines within the state police drive. This is the primary time when this kind of panel involving IPS officers has been shaped.
The order was once issued by Rajendra Pal Singh, DGP (financial offences wing), UP Police on June 12. The officers within the panel are R K Vishwakarma, Aditya Mishra and KCP Kumar.
At provide, handiest 39 out of 75 districts in UP have a canine squad. Of them, handiest 28 are sniffer dogs. A few districts have more than one squad.
One of the key reasons for induction and worry for the health of dogs is their extensive use within the ongoing crackdown by Yogi Adityanath executive on gangsters interested by bank robberies and extortion at the same time as most of the mafia dons like Muqueem Kala have been arrested. Besides, the hot seizure of explosives between Kanpur and Lucknow in addition to the controversy around PETN had brought about a huge embarrassment to the state executive
"We had to sack our Forensic Research Laboratory director over the PETN recovery row. We want to err on the side of caution," stated a senior police officer.
Dog squads helped remedy 259 cases’
“We will quickly have a full fledged workforce of dogs, trained in medication and explosive restoration in all districts of UP,” the senior police officer added.
The UP police is enthusiastic about maintaining a separate batch of infantry patrol dogs in addition to guard dogs together with German Shepherd and Belgin Malinois.
According to UP police, the canine squads in 2017 helped remedy at least 259 legal cases and equipped necessary clues to the drive together with homicide cases in Bahraich, Kaushambi and Varanasi. These dogs also came in to hand all over the robbery of animals together with farm animals in Allahabad, Meerut and Saharanpur.
The UP Police stated that it has already planned to purchase a batch of 16 more dogs, whilst some other 20 are getting trained at BSF’s National Training Centre for Dogs.
Five months after the shock of Tiger, the sniffer Labrador with an extraordinary 20 nails on its claws had died due to poor health and age, the UP Police has announced the formation of a panel comprising three ADGP-rank IPS officers to devise the nutrition of canines within the state police drive. This is the primary time when this kind of panel involving IPS officers has been shaped.
The order was once issued by Rajendra Pal Singh, DGP (financial offences wing), UP Police on June 12. The officers within the panel are R K Vishwakarma, Aditya Mishra and KCP Kumar.
At provide, handiest 39 out of 75 districts in UP have a canine squad. Of them, handiest 28 are sniffer dogs. A few districts have more than one squad.
One of the key reasons for induction and worry for the health of dogs is their extensive use within the ongoing crackdown by Yogi Adityanath executive on gangsters interested by bank robberies and extortion at the same time as most of the mafia dons like Muqueem Kala have been arrested. Besides, the hot seizure of explosives between Kanpur and Lucknow in addition to the controversy around PETN had brought about a huge embarrassment to the state executive
"We had to sack our Forensic Research Laboratory director over the PETN recovery row. We want to err on the side of caution," stated a senior police officer.
Dog squads helped remedy 259 cases’
“We will quickly have a full fledged workforce of dogs, trained in medication and explosive restoration in all districts of UP,” the senior police officer added.
The UP police is enthusiastic about maintaining a separate batch of infantry patrol dogs in addition to guard dogs together with German Shepherd and Belgin Malinois.
According to UP police, the canine squads in 2017 helped remedy at least 259 legal cases and equipped necessary clues to the drive together with homicide cases in Bahraich, Kaushambi and Varanasi. These dogs also came in to hand all over the robbery of animals together with farm animals in Allahabad, Meerut and Saharanpur.
The UP Police stated that it has already planned to purchase a batch of 16 more dogs, whilst some other 20 are getting trained at BSF’s National Training Centre for Dogs.
Now, police dogs to get IPS officers as dieticians in Uttar Pradesh
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