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Minister of State for Home Affairs Pradipsinh Jadeja said that the law and order situation in Gujarat should be made more sophisticated and the number of police personnel should be increased. He also said that the government has made intensive plans to increase the number of police stations. More than 49,000 police personnel have been recruited in Gujarat in the last seven years. And another 13,000 workers will be recruited next year. The state government is also providing facilities including training to police personnel to equip them with modern technology, Minister of State for Home Affairs Pradipsinh Jadeja said.

In a meeting of the Advisory Committee on Police Housing, Border Security, Civil Defense, Gram Rakshak Dal, Jail, Drug Enforcement Excise, Non-Resident Gujarati Division, MLA Advisory Committee met at Gandhinagar, Minister Jadeja suggested improving the law and order situation of all MLAs.

The Minister of State for Home Affairs said that while the police system and the Home Department are working as a team to maintain law and order situation in the state, the state government is also moving towards increasing the use of manpower, skill upgradation, infrastructure upgradation and technology.

Jadeja further said that work on the Conviction Improvement Project is also in progress to increase the conviction rate in the state. It is planned to have guidance for 24 hour investigation. Provision has been made to appoint a retired police officer as a persuasive officer. Under this project, separate rooms for investigation, call center, training facilities for police personnel will be provided in a more comprehensive manner under the coordination of Rakshasakti University for drafting.

At the meeting, suggestions were made by the MLAs to intensify police operations with regard to harassment of anti-social elements to protect poor families from usurpers, establishment of new police stations, vehicles, enforcement of narcotics laws. The consultation meeting was attended by Director General of Police Ashish Bhatia, Home Department and NRG. Top officials of the department were present and provided necessary details.