Grand inauguration of Sahibganj newly constructed S.P office

 

Sahibganj: A grand inauguration of the newly constructed Superintendent of Police office building was done in the premises of Police Lines under Sahebganj district. District Magistrate--Deputy Commissioner Hemant Sati, Superintendent of Police Amit Kumar Singh and Union Secretary--Spokesperson, JMM Pankaj Mishra jointly inaugurated the building by breaking coconuts.

 

Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Hemant Sati said that this office equipped with modern facilities will make the functioning of police administration more accessible, transparent and effective. He said that this new building will prove to be a milestone in the safety and service of the people.

 

Superintendent of Police Amit Kumar Singh said that the new office building will provide a better working environment to the police personnel, which will lead to more efficiency in maintaining law and order. He appreciated the quality of building work and thanked all the concerned departments for its successful construction.

 

Union JMM Secretary--Spokesperson Pankaj Mishra said that the state government is constantly striving for the safety and administrative strength of the people and this building is an example.

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