CBSE BOARD X, asked by sampadahirekerur22, 7 months ago

visitable station in your vicinity and enquire about its organisation and functioning write down what you have learnt during the visit

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Answered by nageshgupt

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Me and my friends visited the Baner Police station recently to understand that how exactly Policemen perform their duties and how all their police operations are performed. Police Officer were polite and friendly and I visited the Jail,the control room and many more facilities. He also answered the questions regarding FIR, catching thief very clearly. It was a great experience.

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