Delhi Cops have been requested to return the additional autos which might be with them (Representational)
New Delhi:
Delhi Cops who’ve been utilizing a number of autos have been advised to return the additional automobiles as they’re wanted for the G20 occasions, sources have mentioned.
A police audit of their fleet discovered not less than 118 surplus autos are being utilized by senior officers within the nationwide capital, sources mentioned.
Particular Commissioner of Police Garima Bhatnagar performed the audit to search for surplus autos that may be deployed for G20 duties.
The law enforcement officials have been requested to return the additional autos which might be with them instantly.
The autos embrace 58 Maruti Suzuki Eritga SUVs, 26 Ciaz sedans, 10 Mahindra Scorpio SUVs, Toyota Innovas, Tata Safari, Mahindra Bolero, Maruti Dezire, Hyundai Verna and Maruti SX4.
Officers within the ranks of Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) and Joint Commissioner of Police (CP) have been requested to return the autos.
To this point 16 officers have returned them. Of those, six have been with former Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana, who retired a yr in the past; 4 have been with former Particular CP Mukesh Kumar Meena; three are with Particular CP S Sundari Nanda, and three are with police officer Madhur Verma.
The 18th G20 Heads of State and Authorities Summit in New Delhi shall be a fruits of all of the G20 processes and conferences held all year long amongst ministers, senior officers, and civil societies. A G20 Leaders’ Declaration shall be adopted on the conclusion of the New Delhi Summit, stating Leaders’ dedication in direction of the priorities mentioned and agreed upon in the course of the respective ministerial and dealing group conferences.
The 18th G20 summit shall be held in Delhi subsequent month. Will probably be a fruits of all of the G20 processes and conferences held all year long amongst ministers, senior officers, and civil societies.
A G20 leaders’ declaration shall be adopted on the finish of the Delhi summit, stating the leaders’ dedication in direction of the priorities mentioned and agreed upon in the course of the respective ministerial and dealing group conferences.
