Bhubaneswar, Jun 10: Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi inaugurated the newly constructed Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) office in Bhubaneswar, marking a significant step in modernizing law enforcement infrastructure.

The four-story building, equipped with advanced technology, aims to improve crime prevention, forensic investigations, and public safety.

The newly built DCP headquarters boasts several cutting-edge facilities, including:

- Modern Command & Control Room for real-time monitoring.
- Advanced Video & Mobile Analytics Lab to enhance digital investigations.
- State-of-the-Art Forensic Lab for scientific crime analysis.
- Women Support & Family Counseling Center to assist victims.
- High-Security Crime Control Wing for tackling organized crime.
- Land Fraud & Organized Crime Control Unit to address financial crimes.
- Licensing & Permission Cell for regulatory approvals.
- Senior Citizen Support Cell for elderly assistance.
- Conference & Briefing Hall for official meetings and training.

Enhancing Law Enforcement Efficiency

The new DCP office is expected to streamline police operations, ensuring faster response times and better coordination among law enforcement agencies. Senior police officials attended the inauguration, emphasizing the importance of technology-driven policing in tackling urban crime challenges.

CM Majhi’s Vision for Law & Order

During the inauguration, CM Majhi reiterated his government’s commitment to public safety, stating that Odisha’s police force will continue to evolve with modern infrastructure and digital advancements. He emphasized that citizen-friendly policing and transparent governance remain top priorities.

Looking Ahead

With the new DCP office operational, Bhubaneswar’s law enforcement is set to strengthen crime prevention strategies, improve public engagement, and ensure efficient policing across the city.

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