East District Police Holds ‘Sampark Sabha’ to Address Concerns of Women Personnel

New Delhi: Women police personnel play a vital role in maintaining law and order while handling demanding responsibilities and challenges in the line of duty. To provide them with a platform to voice their concerns, share suggestions and seek improvements in workplace conditions, the East District Police organised a special interaction meeting, known as a ‘Sampark Sabha’.

The meeting was held in the conference hall at the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), East District. Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police-I Srishti Pandey chaired the session, which saw enthusiastic participation from Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACPs) and women personnel posted at various police stations and units across the district.

Women Personnel Shared Their Experiences and Concerns

During the interaction, women police personnel were given an opportunity to openly discuss their workplace experiences, suggestions and challenges with senior officers. Key issues relating to staff welfare, workplace environment, available facilities, professional responsibilities and difficulties encountered during service were discussed in detail.

Additional DCP-I Srishti Pandey listened carefully to the concerns raised by the personnel. The initiative aimed to strengthen communication between senior officers and subordinate staff while encouraging a constructive approach towards resolving workplace-related issues.

Why Are Respect and Empowerment Important for Better Policing?

The East District Police emphasised that the well-being and morale of police personnel are as important as maintaining law and order. The department reiterated its commitment to ensuring a respectful and supportive working environment for women personnel, along with better facilities and opportunities for professional growth.

Through the initiative, the East District Police conveyed that recognising, respecting and empowering women personnel is essential to building a stronger and more effective police force.