Director General of Police (DGP) Honors 45 Police Personnel for Their Contributions to Quality in Construction

Jaipur : The Director General of Police (DGP) and Chairman of Rajasthan Police Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (RPIDCL), Mr. Utkal Ranjan Sahu, emphasized the need for continuous focus on the quality of construction works within the police department.

Mr. Sahu was addressing a program at the Police Headquarters on Wednesday, organized to honor personnel who have excelled in the quality, monitoring, and maintenance of construction projects under RPIDCL. He congratulated Additional Director General (Housing) and Managing Director of RPIDCL, Mrs. Binita Thakur, and the entire corporation team for their efforts in delivering unique designs and high-quality work in the buildings constructed by the corporation. During the event, the DGP honored 45 police personnel involved in the management and supervision of construction works, awarding them cash prizes and certificates of appreciation.

The DGP presented cash prizes of ₹10,000 each and certificates to Mr. Danaram Genwa, Deputy General Manager (Technical), Mr. Ramesh Kumar, Deputy General Manager, Jaipur, Mr. Dhanraj Nayak, Assistant General Manager, Jaipur, and Mr. Anil Kumar Sahu, Assistant General Manager (Electrical), Jaipur. Additionally, ₹5,000 cash awards and certificates were given to Mr. Arjun Lal Jat, Assistant Accounts Officer II, Mr. Gajendra Singh, Platoon Commander, 7th Battalion RAC, Bharatpur, and Mr. Rajesh Kumar, Assistant Sub-Inspector, Police Commissionerate Jaipur.

Furthermore, ₹2,000 cash awards and certificates were presented to numerous personnel, including Mrs. Geeta Rawat, Constable, 4th Battalion RAC Chainpura, Jaipur; Mr. Ajay Kumar Tveenwal, Constable, Police Commissionerate Jaipur; Mr. Saurabh Upadhyay, Constable, MBC Banswara; Mr. Ramsingh, Constable, 5th Battalion RAC, Jaipur; Mrs. Suman, Woman Constable, Sikar; Mr. Sitaram, Constable, 7th Battalion RAC Bharatpur; and others across different battalions and regions in Rajasthan.

The list also included recognitions for police personnel from various locations such as PTS Jodhpur, Udaipur, Ajmer, and Kota. Each was awarded ₹2,000 cash and a certificate of appreciation for their efforts.

This recognition aimed to acknowledge the dedication and contributions of police personnel towards ensuring the quality of construction works across the state.