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Maha Govt unveils housing policy for policemen

Source: Daily News & Analysis

Mumbai : India | 5 months ago

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There are 1.83 lakh police personnel in the state, of which 43,000 are in Mumbai, the minister said. "Presently, houses are available for 83,869 police personnel," he said. The efficiency of policemen would increase with more houses being available for them, he added.

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