Women Police Constables to be relieved from displaying sign boards

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The Police Department has decided to withdraw Women Police Constables (WPCs) from displaying sign boards middle of the roads to educate drivers about the Bus Lane Law.

Western Province Senior DIG Deshabandu Tennakoon has directed the Director of Traffic not to deploy WPCs to display sign boards.

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Ram Wednesday, 16 September 2020 01:24 PM

No Police officer should hold these sign boards. It has downgrading effect on their morale. Engage some labourers with the yellow work coat

Lawry Wednesday, 16 September 2020 03:44 PM

Reply jobless graduates to do this. Honestly they can earn some money using their first hand experience.

Tamil Wednesday, 16 September 2020 05:35 PM

Lawry, 99% of the Police Men and almost 100% of the Police women don’t have University education. But you prefer highly educated Graduates,because they are unemployed, to do this job of standing in the middle of the roads with traffic signs. It should have been the other way around, Police should be Graduate profession and others doing the “standing in the middle of the roads”.

Kumar Wednesday, 16 September 2020 06:09 PM

Why don't they get the 225 parliamentarians to stand in the middle of the road displaying the sign boards. They will never break the rules and be displined drivers

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