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Police Complaints Authority urge alcohol tests on night-duty personnel in Bengaluru

Police Complaints Authority urge alcohol tests on night-duty personnel in Bengaluru
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The Karnataka State Police Complaints Authority has recommended mandatory alcohol testing for night-duty police officers. This follows reports of misconduct, including harassment of the public and consumption of alcohol while in uniform.

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It addresses concerns regarding police accountability and public trust in law enforcement agencies in India.

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The Karnataka State Police Complaints Authority (KSPCA) has written to the Director General and Inspector General of Police (DG&IGP) urging introduction of mandatory alcohol testing and stricter monitoring of personnel deployed on night duty following recurring complaints of misconduct by some personnel.

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