"Pictures of traffic policemen indulging in corruption and laxity are there in newspapers for the past few days. These are creating adverse image of the department. I want to clarify that such activities are more reported nowadays," Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police R K Chaturvedi said.
He conveyed this in a letter to Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Traffic Brijesh Kumar Mishra, who joined the post recently.
"You are running 'operation clean' in the city for improvement in traffic system. It's a good initiative. However, you should also run internal operation clean to check negative image of Traffic Police," Chaturvedi said.
"If such a thing is found, I will also have to make an adverse impression about you (ASP)," Chaturvedi added.
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