Odisha News, Odisha Latest news, Odisha Daily - OrissaPOST
  • Home
  • Trending
  • State
  • Metro
  • National
  • International
  • Business
  • Feature
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • More..
    • Odisha Special
    • Editorial
    • Opinion
    • Careers
    • Sci-Tech
    • Timeout
    • Horoscope
    • Today’s Pic
  • Video
  • Epaper
  • News in Odia
  • Home
  • Trending
  • State
  • Metro
  • National
  • International
  • Business
  • Feature
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • More..
    • Odisha Special
    • Editorial
    • Opinion
    • Careers
    • Sci-Tech
    • Timeout
    • Horoscope
    • Today’s Pic
  • Video
  • Epaper
  • News in Odia
No Result
View All Result
OrissaPOST - Odisha Latest news, English Daily -
No Result
View All Result

Police stations in Puri reeling under staff crunch

Post News Network
Updated: September 14th, 2019, 21:06 IST
in Metro, Uncategorized
0
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on WhatsAppShare on Linkedin

Puri: At a time when Director General of Police (DGP) BK Sharma has asked security officials to beef up vigil ahead of the Dussehra festival, many police stations in Puri district are reeling from severe shortage of staff.

Data from Odisha police website has confirmed that several posts of sub-inspectors (SIs), assistant sub-inspectors (ASIs), havildars, constables and home guards are lying vacant at many police stations in the coastal district including Singhadwar police station in the Holy City.

Also Read

Odisha crime branch arrests two in different cyber fraud cases

5 hours ago
OP Pic

Odisha: Driver critically injured as car falls from multi-level parking

6 hours ago

As per the data, the posts of 18 sub-inspectors, 12 assistant sub-inspectors, five havildars, 21 constables and 45 home guards are lying vacant at Singhadwar police station, which has been recognised as the biggest police station in Asia.

Similarly, the Town police station in the Pilgrim City is functioning with many vacant posts. The state government is yet to fill up the posts of five sub-inspectors, three assistant sub-inspectors, five constables and 27 home guards at the Town police station.

Similarly, Talabania police station in Puri city has vacant posts of one sub-inspector, one assistant sub-inspector, three constables and 25 home guards, said data from the Odisha police website.

Moreover, Kumbharapada, Baseli Sahi, Baliapanda and Sea Beach police stations in the Holy City are also facing shortage of security staff.

This apart, Arakhakuda and Penthakata marine police stations are yet to get the required number of police officials to enhance patrolling on the coast.

The posts of two sub-inspectors, seven assistant sub-inspectors and several havildars and constables are lying vacant at Puri Sadar police station. Similarly, Chandanpur and Krushnaprasad police stations are going through shortage of security personnel.

The data available at Odisha police website, however, claimed that all the sanctioned posts at Pipli and Konark police stations have been filled up. However, Delang police station is facing the shortage of two sub-inspectors, six assistant sub-inspectors, one havildar and two constables.

Similarly, Satyabadi and Balanga police stations do not have adequate sub-inspectors, assistant sub-inspectors and constables to beef up security.

According to the website, the posts of three sub-inspectors are lying vacant at Astarang police sation. Besides, Gop, Nimapara and Kakatpur police stations are working under staff crunch.

“The Holy City is one of the major tourist destinations in Odisha. Besides, thousands of devotees from across the globe visit Srimandir on a daily basis. However, the state government has failed to fill up the sanctioned posts at police stations in Puri city. This is a matter of grave concern,” said a social activist.

Tags: assistant sub-inspectorsconstablesDirector General of PolicePuri districtSinghadwar Police Stationsub-inspectors
ShareTweetSendShare
Suggest A Correction

Enter your email to get our daily news in your inbox.

 

OrissaPOST epaper Sunday POST OrissaPOST epaper

Click Here: Plastic Free Odisha

#MyPaperBagChallenge

Tapaswini Mallick

December 12, 2019
?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Dibya Ranjan Das

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Nishikant Rout

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Pratik Kumar Ghibela

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Mrutyunjaya Behera

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Anup Mahapatra

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Pitabas Tripathy

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Diptiranjan Biswal

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Akriti Negi

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Ramakanta Sahoo

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Rajashree Pravati Mohanty

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Subhajyoti Mohanty

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Bijswajit Pradhan

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Sibarama Khotei

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Arya Ayushman

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Archit Mohapatra

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Sipra Mishra

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Anasuya Sahoo

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Pragyan Priyambada

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Praptimayee Biswal

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Jhili Jena

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Faiza Firdous

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Aishwarya Ranjan Mohanty

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Sarfraz Ahmad

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Keshab Chandra Rout

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Debasis Mohanty

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Anshuman Sahoo

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Priyabrata Mohanty

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Adyasha Priyadarsani Sendha

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Adweeti Bhattacharya

December 12, 2019

Archives

Editorial

India’s Pak Policy

AAKAR PATEL
August 24, 2025

Problems between two parties can be resolved in one of only three ways. The first is through negotiation between these...

Read moreDetails

CIC on Life Support

Silent Shift
August 23, 2025

As of September 14, the Central Information Commission (CIC) may be headless. Chief Information Commissioner Heeralal Samariya retires, and unless...

Read moreDetails

‘TACO’ Effect

August 20, 2025

It is interesting to note US President Donald Trump keeps changing his deadline for imposing new tariffs on goods from...

Read moreDetails

Plastic Threat

Plastic
August 19, 2025

More than 400 million tons of plastic are produced globally each year, half of which is for single-use items. Nearly...

Read moreDetails
  • Home
  • State
  • Metro
  • National
  • International
  • Business
  • Editorial
  • Opinion
  • Sports
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Jobs
Developed By Ratna Technology

© 2024 All rights Reserved by OrissaPOST

  • News in Odia
  • Orissa POST Epaper
  • Video
  • Home
  • Trending
  • Metro
  • State
  • Odisha Special
  • National
  • International
  • Sports
  • Business
  • Editorial
  • Entertainment
  • Horoscope
  • Careers
  • Feature
  • Today’s Pic
  • Opinion
  • Sci-Tech
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Jobs

© 2024 All rights Reserved by OrissaPOST

    • News in Odia
    • Orissa POST Epaper
    • Video
    • Home
    • Trending
    • Metro
    • State
    • Odisha Special
    • National
    • International
    • Sports
    • Business
    • Editorial
    • Entertainment
    • Horoscope
    • Careers
    • Feature
    • Today’s Pic
    • Opinion
    • Sci-Tech
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Jobs

    © 2024 All rights Reserved by OrissaPOST