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Wear uniform as per rules: DCP

LUDHIANA: DCP Dhruman Nimbale called several cops to his office and told them to follow the Punjab Police rules while wearing a police uniform

Updated At : 07:14 AM May 05, 2017 IST

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Ludhiana: DCP Dhruman Nimbale called several cops to his office and told them to follow the Punjab Police rules while wearing a police uniform. The DCP directed them to get uniforms stitched as per rules only. He also checked the pattern of uniform of over 100 cops. He called tailors engaged to sew the uniforms and informed them about the pattern. He also told them to check the ID cards and maintain a proper record of cops, who come to their shop for sewing uniform.

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