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Cops Granted 4.48 Lakh Days of Weekly Offs, Says CM Stalin
The New Indian Express Chennai
|April 29, 2025
CHIEF Minister MK Stalin on Monday said a total of 4.48 lakh days of weekly offs have been granted to police personnel from grade-II constable to head constable ranks, and 67,233 fortnightly offs to special sub-inspectors (SSIs) and sub-inspectors (SIs), stressing the government's commitment to the welfare of the police force.
Replying to MLA M Sinthanai Selvan's questions during the Assembly session, Stalin also said that views on discrepancies in police salary structures have been collected and are under government review. On promotion issues, he clarified that promotions are decided by the respective district and city police heads, and that there is no provision for state-wide promotion
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