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Dindigul
By Our Staff Reporter
DINDIGUL, SEPT. 12. The Madurai City Police Commissioner, Vijay Kumar, today called for an effective coordination between the police and the people to reduce crimes. He was addressing a meeting got up here to improve the relations between the police and the people. Mr. Vijay Kumar congratulated the police on their efforts to detect crimes and eradicate illicit distillation in the district and said good police-public relations would send a signal to bad elements that both were vigilant. There were several works that the police alone could not do, and likewise, the people could not execute certain things on their own. Hence, an effective coordination between the police and the people could help to reduce crimes, he said. The police, he said, could recover stolen property only with the help of the people. Mr. Vijay Kumar appealed to the people to come up with innovative ideas for better understanding with the police, and advised the police to keep up their service to boost the image of the force. The Collector, S. Murugaia, said the police were eyes of society. Individuality, intuition, courage, compassion, love and integrity were the keys to success in life. The Superintendent of Police, M. Kandasamy, said other State lottery tickets, worth Rs.29.58 lakhs, were seized in the district in raids conducted from January to September 9, 2004. About 68,000 litres of illicit arrack, 4.01 lakh litres of fermented wash and 942 kg of marijuana were seized. Eighty-two vehicles used for transport of arrack were also seized. Besides, 45 persons, engaged in illicit distillation, were rehabilitated. Later, Mr. Vijay Kamar handed over 217 sovereigns of jewels, worth Rs.8.75 lakhs, 71 two- wheelers, Rs.1.75 lakhs in cash, cameras, fax machines and televisions to the owners.
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