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80 policemen protesting outside Gate No. 1 of Delhi Police Headquarters.
Delhi Police personnel surrounded the police headquarters in East Delhi in protest against the transfer of an ACP and an Inspector. Police personnel said that this action is completely inappropriate and it lowers the morale of the police.
On Monday morning, 80 policemen started shouting slogans outside Gate No. 1 of Delhi Police Headquarters. This created a stir at the police headquarters. Within some time, several senior police officers reached the spot and started trying to convince them to end the protest.
When the protesting policemen did not agree, DCP (New Delhi) Sachin Sharma reached the spot. Sharma told the ACP and other policemen that they should not behave like protesters. He also urged the protesters to go inside the police headquarters, but no one was ready.
Police personnel said that this action is completely inappropriate and it lowers the morale of the police.
Messages were sent in Delhi Police WhatsApp group
Messages were sent in the WhatsApp group of Delhi Police. In these, policemen were asked to gather outside the headquarters on Monday morning. Its purpose was to express support towards the officers facing transfer and demand their reinstatement to their old postings.
DCPs and unit heads of all districts were asked to ensure that the personnel working under them do not reach the police headquarters for the proposed protest.
After the transfer orders were issued, the lawyers called off their strike on October 28.
Two police officers were transferred on the demand of lawyers
ACP Vashishtha, posted in Gandhi Nagar sub-division, and Inspector Arun Kumar of Shahdara police station were transferred. The action was taken following an incident at Shahdara police station on October 23, in which a lawyer suffered serious head injuries during a scuffle.
After this incident, the district court lawyers started an indefinite strike and demanded action against the concerned officials. After the transfer orders were issued, the lawyers called off their strike on October 28.
However, the transfers of police officers on the demand of lawyers led to dissatisfaction among some Delhi Police personnel. He wanted to meet the Police Commissioner and express his concerns regarding the action taken against these two officers.
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