Women cops to get paid period leave in Arunachal capital

Itanagar: Female police personnel in Arunachal Pradesh’s capital region will now get a special leave during their periods.According to an office memorandum issued by Capital SP Rohit Rajbir Singh on Wednesday, female police personnel will be entitled to avail one day of special leave on the first or second day of their menstrual cycle each month.“This initiative underscores the commitment of the Itanagar Capital Region Police to fostering a supportive work environment that accommodates the specific health needs of its women personnel, thereby enhancing their morale, productivity, and operational readiness,” the memorandum read.The terms and conditions stipulate that the special leave will be treated as 'on duty' for all purposes, and a designated lady officer at the SP office and respective police stations will maintain detailed records of the leave availed.The memorandum further clarifies that no extension of the special leave beyond the sanctioned one day will be permitted.

Women cops to get paid period leave in Arunachal capital

In a progressive move, female police officers in Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh, will now receive one day of special leave per month for their menstrual cycle. This initiative, implemented by Capital SP Rohit Rajbir Singh, aims to create a supportive work environment that prioritizes the well-being of women in the police force.

Police athletic championship unites personnel in capital

Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium witnessed a display of athleticism and camaraderie as over 1,100 police personnel from across India gathered for the 73rd All India Police Athletic Cluster Championship. Inaugurated by LG VK Saxena, the event featured a range of track and cycling events, highlighting the importance of sports in the lives of police personnel.

Police constable arrested on charge of molesting teen in Itanagar

A police constable in Itanagar has been arrested for allegedly molesting a 19-year-old woman near the police station where he was stationed. The incident came to light after a social media post prompted police investigation. The victim was reportedly offered a ride home by the officer on duty, which she refused. The accused then followed her and committed the crime.