Patna: Chief Minister Nitish kumar repents why he allowed IPS officer Narendra kumar's cadre transfer from Bihar to Madhya Pradesh where he lost his life in fighting criminals.
Narendra Kumar had done commendable job as ASP purnia for which he was posthumously awarded at a function organized by the crime investigation department (CID ) of Bihar Police on 28th March 2012.
"Had I refused Narendra's request for cadre transfer, probably his life would have been saved," the chief minister adding that he would cautious in attending such request of IPS officers."I feel very sad when someone asks for cadre tranfer," he added.
The chief Minister said : the government would institute an award in Narendra
Altogether be 308 police personnel and 109 civilians,who helped police burst cases of heinous crime, were also honored with citation and cash award on the occasion.
THE CID used to organize such award function at sonepur every year. But the CM directed the
ADG (CID ) A S Nimbran to organize it in the state capital,saying that such function were important for police personnel and should be organized with much fanfare.
Apart from the state police personnel,the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF ) jawans and officers were also awarded.
CM also stressed on the need of organization "Police Day " for which he asked the Director general of Police (DGP ) to decide the date.
Nitish said a large number of constables and sub-inspectors were required before segregating law and order duties and investigation of cases,adding that process should be expedited.
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