Governor lauds cops, CM stresses need to protect weaker sections
The Governor urged greater use of technology against cybercrime, while the Chief Minister highlighted low conviction rates in cases involving atrocities on SCs and STs.
PTI

Bengaluru, 30 Aug
State Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot praised the Karnataka Police for its courage, discipline and sacrifice, calling it a leading force in the country, while Chief Minister Siddaramaiah exhorted the police to ensure protection for the weaker sections of society.
While presenting the President's Distinguished Service Medal, President's Commendable Service Medal, and the Union Home Minister's Medal to police officers and personnel at the President's Medal Investiture Ceremony 2025 held at Raj Bhavan on Saturday, the Governor said the awards recognised exemplary service in maintaining peace and security.
He urged the force to intensify the use of technology to tackle emerging crimes such as cyber offences.
"Karnataka Police has consistently earned people's trust through its discipline, courage and sacrifice. It has rightly earned recognition as the premier police force of the country."
Siddaramaiah, who also attended the event, called on the police to take strong measures against atrocities meted out on persons belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
He pointed out that conviction rates in such cases remain low compared to other states.
Home Minister G Parameshwara, Director General of Police MA Salim and Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Tushar Girinath were also present.
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