Udupi: Deceased Policeman, Sridhar’s Family to Continue to Get Salary


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Jun 2: The state government on Tuesday June 1, decided to pay salary to which Sridhar, a constable attached to Byndoor police station, was eligible, to his family during the remaining period of his notional service. Sridhar was stabbed by the miscreants on May 31, when he was helping the other policemen to nab them.

This decision was taken on Tuesday at Bangalore, after homes minister, Dr V S Acharya, and state director general of police, Dr Ajai Kumar Singh, met the Chief Minister. As a special case, the decision to continue to pay salary to which the slain policeman was eligible to, to his family during the remaining years of his service as per records, was taken during the discussions. This facility in normal course is applicable only in the case of the policemen who die during their fight against the naxals and terrorists.

After the retirement age of the victim, the family will start receiving family pension, it is learnt.

  

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  • sridhar saranga, kundapur / dubai

    Thu, Jun 03 2010

    Welcome. Excellant Good decision by Govt of Karnataka and the compassion they have showed on the widow and kid of slain police Officer who sacrificed his life for the country. We pray the lord almighty to keep his soul rest in peace.Well done again Govt of Karnataka.

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  • kvlnsharma, Kasargod-Abu Dhabi

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    I hope Mr.shahnawaz kukkikatte noted followup story.........

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  • Dayanand Bangera, Katapady / Abu dhabi

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    Great Decision.

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  • Venance A.J.Crasta, Udyavara / Bangalore

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    Unbeliveable decision... Well Done...

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  • N.Kamath , Manipal

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    Welcome. Excellant decision by Govt.Karnataka and the compassion they have showed on the widow and kid of slain police Officer who sacrificed his life for the country. We pray the lord almighty to keep his soul rest in peace.
    Well done again Govt. of Karnataka. You deserve a pat on your back.

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  • S N Bangs, Thannirubhavi/ Mumbai

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    Well Done MR.Yeddy & Acharya. It will Inspire other Cops

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  • Ummer KUNHI, Perinje/Dubai

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    GOOD DECISION,WELCOME!!!!!!!!!!

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  • kvlnsharma, Abu Dhabi

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    Good decision, it enable police force to render service more secured and encourage to provide justice to the position.

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  • kvlnsharma, Kasargod-Abu Dhabi

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    Good decision, it enable police force to render service more secured and encourage to provide justice to the position.

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  • Kumar Fernandes, Mudarangadi/ Dubai

    Wed, Jun 02 2010

    Superb decision by Govt and Senior Police Personals. This may inspire other Police Personal to do their duty more efficiently

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