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Khandu observed that such quick action and successful solution of criminal cases will strengthen the confidence of people on the police and create a strong bond between citizens and the department.
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He also appreciated Director Audit and Pension, A Basit for his courage and presence of mind.
“Despite being threatened with an assault rifle, Basit displayed exemplary courage and presence of mind and single-handedly tackled the culprit. His action not only saved his life but also helped the police get a lead from the arms left behind by the fleeing assailant,” Khandu added.
Meanwhile, the Chief Minister, who is in the national capital to attend the 66th Plenary Session of the North East Council (NEC), expressed serious concern over the fact that all the four arrested miscreants are indigenous youths aged between 24 to 35 years. He called for introspection by parents and elders and to aptly guide them so that they do not stray away from the mainstream.
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He also appealed youths to utilize their time and energy in constructive ways and assured Government’s support.
“The state government has launched several new schemes and programmes for benefit of unemployed youths. Please take advantage of these and make a decent livelihood instead of opting for unlawful means that would only land you in trouble,” he added.