53rd meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Rajasthan Police Personnel Welfare Trust held
Discussion on expanding welfare schemes under the chairmanship of DGP Rajiv Kumar Sharma
Improved facilities at police lines, CSR support and a green drive also considered
Jaipur, October 2026: The 53rd meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Rajasthan Police Personnel Welfare Trust was held at the Police Headquarters on Thursday under the chairmanship of Director General of Police Rajiv Kumar Sharma.
The committee approved the income and expenditure accounts for 2025–26. It subsequently reviewed the implementation of decisions taken at the previous meeting and deliberated on several new proposals.
The meeting discussed expanding the assistance provided to police personnel and their families through the Trust. Suggestions were considered to increase the existing financial assistance of Rs 50,000 provided in cases of death while in police service or permanent disability.
Other proposals included financial assistance for the higher education of police personnel’s children, improving facilities at police lines and establishing libraries.
The suggestion to launch a green drive to increase greenery across police premises was also discussed. The meeting emphasised providing better support to police personnel and their families during times of need and making welfare initiatives more effective.
CSR Support to Strengthen Welfare Fund
To strengthen the Trust’s financial resources, the committee discussed seeking contributions from institutions under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives and exploring ways to increase the financial participation of police personnel.
DGP Sharma said personnel welfare was an important component of the police system. He directed officials to work on the suggestions put forward to expand the Trust’s scope and make welfare activities more effective for the benefit of police personnel.
Vice-chairman of the committee and Additional Director General of Police V.K. Singh, General Secretary and Inspector General of Police Kailashchand Bishnoi, Jaipur Police Commissioner Sachin Mittal, and other office-bearers and members of the committee attended the meeting.
