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Top cop meets CII members to discuss problems faced by Kolkata

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Posted: Jun 28, 2008 at 0108 hrs IST

Kolkata, June 27 In a first-of-its-kind interaction with the members of the city’s business community, police commissioner Gautam Mohan Chakrabarti met the members of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) to discuss the day-to-day problems faced by residents in Kolkata.

Several CII members raised issues that have been detrimental to their day-to-day functioning. One of the common complaints was the presence of defunct traffic signals at major crossings. Chakrabarti assured them of looking into the matter.

The CII members also expressed concern over the rise in crime incidents in Kolkata. A participant complained that criminals with police record were roaming freely on the streets. The police chief assured that appropriate action would be taken to curb anti-social elements.

Another issue raised at the meeting was the lack of space for parking cars in the city. To this, Chakrabarti said: “We are planning to introduce new measures like installing closed-circuit televisions at major crossings and monitoring the speed limit on roads such as the Park Circus, Kasba and the EM Bypass connectors.”

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