MP's Udaigarh Police Station Gets ISO Certification For Quality Services, Five Other Police Facilities Recognised
Udaigarh (Madhya Pradesh): Udaigarh police station has received ISO certification for functioning in accordance with prescribed quality standards, marking an achievement towards standardising its arrangements and services. During the annual inspection of Aalirajpur police, Inspector General of Police (IG) Anurag presented the certificate to station in-charge Brijbhushan Hirve in the presence of…
Police stations in Udaigarh, Azadnagar, Chandpur, Nanpur, and the superintendent of police office in Aalirajpur have received ISO certification for delivering high-quality services. Inspector General of Police Anurag presented the certification to Brijbhushan Hirve, the in-charge of Udaigarh police station, during an annual inspection.
The certification evaluates cleanliness, record maintenance, complaint handling, police conduct towards citizens, available facilities, and overall operational quality. To retain the certification, stations must continue adhering to established standards, promptly addressing public complaints, and maintaining service quality. The certification aims to promote orderly functioning, enhance complaint resolution, and improve services provided to citizens.
However, the benefits of the certification will rely on sustained compliance with the standards, timely responses to public grievances, and consistent quality maintenance. Additionally, seven police personnel, including the station in-charge, have been suspended for assaulting BJP workers, raising questions about the impact of the certification on maintaining standards and professionalism within the police force.
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