‘Know your police’ scheme covers govt. school students

October 03, 2015 12:00 am | Updated 05:45 am IST - Ramanathapuram:

The district police who introduced ‘Know your police’, an awareness programme for school students to help them get an insight into the functioning of police system, have completed the first phase, covering more than 12,000 Plus-One and Plus-Two students of government higher secondary schools.

After the launch of the remodelled programme on July 27, police teams, led by nodal officers, visited all the 66 government higher secondary schools in the district and interacted with the students after distributing pamphlets, detailing about FIR, investigation procedures and the duties of sentry and station writer, Superintendent of Police N.M. Mylvahanan said.

Improving image

Aimed at helping the students shed inhibitions about the police force and improving the image of the police, the programme was launched on July 4 by inviting students to visit the town police station here, but the programme was remodelled after studying the feedback.

In the next phase, the students would be taken to the police stations in their respective regions, he said.

In the two months, the police teams covered all the 12,470 students and proposed to cover the students of private schools in the second phase, he said.

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