Kolkata Police officials of Gariahat Police Station sang on the road to raise morale of citizens during lockdown on 2020-04-02

Wonderful initiative by Kolkata Police officials of Gariahat Police Station.
There's so much of positive vibes that they are spreading. We can empathize with them regarding the motivation that they themselves are deriving with us cheering them.
Nevertheless, thousands of overgrown adolescents will say 'balkhiller moto gaan geye Coronavirus tarachche' (translation: it's a joke that these guys are trying to scare off Coronavirus through songs)!
It's only those guys who get their salaries credited to their bank accounts without an iota of worry and will continue getting their salaries even if they are locked up because of the Coronavirus pandemic for the next 6 months, who will have such devil's workshop working overtime in their mind.

Posted another motivating one, 'We Shall Overcome' being sung by KP personnel of Entally Police Station on this blog How India Travels.

Kolkata Police, we will keep congratulating you for all these initiatives and shame the fakes. They can't go scotfree.

Heartfelt #respect for you'll Kolkata Police.
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Kolkata Police officials of Entally Police Station sang 'We Shall Overcome' on the road to instill confidence in citizens during the lockdown against Coronavirus

Kolkata Police officials of Entally Police Station did a fantastic job to instill confidence in residents by singing 'We Shall Overcome' on the road even while the country went through tough times during the 21 days lockdown to check the spread of Coronavirus.
This was sometime towards the end of the first week of the lockdown in end March 2020.
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Cop saviour after road slump in Kolkata

Most cops in Kolkata are wonderful people. Aniruddha Kar, a traffic police sergeant with Kolkata Police rushed to hospital a Kargil war hero who collapsed at the the busy Hazra crossing on the the morning of 25th December 2010 after suffering a possible heart attack and even paid from his own pocket for his treatment. Please click on the above picture to read the complete article. The article was published in The Telegraph, Kolkata edition on 26th December 2010.

Punishment for illegal parking

Punishment for illegal parking of motorcycles in Kolkata. The offending motorcycles are being towed away to the police station by a mobile police van of Kolkata Police in Deshpriya Park of south Kolkata in July 2010. (Photo by Deep Banerjee)