44 head constables now ASIs in Palwal

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 07:19 AM Aug 21, 2024 IST

Some of the promoted cops in Palwal on Tuesday.

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Palwal, August 20

Forty-four head constables posted in the district have been promoted to the post of Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI).

According to Police Department spokesperson Sanjay Kumar, the promoted officials have been asked to work dedicatedly and honestly to ensure good results and compliance to the rules and regulations regarding their duties.

He said the promoted officials needed to work hard to provide justice to the people by ensuring a better law and order situation, and curbing the incidents of crime in their jurisdiction.

The cops were officially promoted on Tuesday at an event presided over by SP Chander Mohan, added Kumar, who is among the promoted cops.

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