Mangaluru: Various associations thank outgoing police chief Chandra Sekhar


Daijiworld Media Network- Mangaluru (RJP)

Mangaluru, May 28: Various associations thanked outgoing police commissioner Chandra Sekhar for his honest services within the commissionerate during a farewell function held on Saturday, May 27.

In the thanksgiving address presented on behalf of all the associations, Chandra Sekhar was hailed for his services during his one and half year term as police commissioner in Mangaluru.

The address said, he effectively managed Jokatte residents’ protest with a positive outcome and humane touch, Baliga and Karthik Raj murder suspects were apprehended under his able guidance and leadership and he kept Mangaluru peaceful when Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Ravi visited city amid objection.

They praised Chandra Sekhar for keeping the communal forces under control and acting against moral rowdism with stern measures.

Chandra Sekhar thanked all the associations for the farewell.

Rationalist Prof Narendra Nayak, DYFI state president Muneer Katipalla, senior Dalit leader M Devdas, Janavadi Mahila Sanghatane present Jayanti B Shetty, DSS leader Vishu Kumar, SFI district president Nitin Kuthar, DYFI leaders Santosh Bajal, Naveen Konchady, Sadiq Kannur and social activist Bava Padarangi were present during the farewell.

  

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sun, May 28 2017

    Mr. Chandrasekhar was indeed one of the finest persons I have met. Apart from being an excellent Police Officer he has all along been a role model for people. He was loved by the citizens of Mangalore for his straightforwardness and honesty. With him at the head of the department - the other officers too followed his example. D.C.P. Sanjiv Patill, .D.C.P. Shantharaju, ACP Uday Nayak, ACP Tilakchandra and other police officers tried to walk in his footsteps and rendered justice to the city of Mangalore.

    Mr. Chnadrasekhar has set an example for other police Officers to follow.

    Wherever he goes - whatever he does - the people of Mangalore will continue to admire him.

    May his future tenure be a happy and fruitful one

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  • shamon, cannanore

    Sun, May 28 2017

    why no representative from Sangh parivar ? Is it not strange?

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  • Reader, Shirva,/Dubai

    Sun, May 28 2017

    If you work honestly in any department people will honor,respect,remember always. Very good supeident of police and DYSPs given good service in coastal area. Even I saw good DCs . S. K das, Sudhir krishna Anoop poojary, Bharath lal meena . Police department is one of the best department to do good for society. But like Satheesh Kumar SP and Ashok Kumar DC shows they are worst to control a law and order situation of society.

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA.

    Sun, May 28 2017

    Police chief Chandra Sekhar you are the best. Wherever you go, you will fulfill your duties to our country.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, May 28 2017

    He is not going anywhere ...

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