The Hindu·2 min read·medium
Karnataka police introduce one-year tenure for special branch staff at police stations
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The Hindu Bureau
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The Karnataka police have implemented a mandatory one-year tenure for Special Branch staff at police stations to curb corruption and improve efficiency. Officers must now undergo specialized intelligence training before taking these roles.
In a significant administrative reform aimed at cutting corruption and improving operational efficiency, the Karnataka Director-General and Inspector-General of Police (DGP & IGP) has ordered a fixed one-year tenure for police constables and head constables posted to Special Branch in police stations across the State.
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