Chennai Metropolitan Police Commissioner, I.G. A.K. has served in various positions in the Tamil Nadu Police as ADGP, DGP. Viswanathan spoke fervently that he was dazzled on the last day of wearing a khaki shirt at the graduation ceremony and wanted to work in the Tamil Nadu Police Department in his next life. Also, in the closing ceremony, A.K. The scene where Viswanathan was hugged and cried by his son was emotional.
DGP AK Viswanathan retired as Chairman and Managing Director of Tamil Nadu Police Housing Corporation on Wednesday (July 31).
UPSC in 1990 Dhovil Tamil Nadu State I.P.S. A.K. who served as an officer. Viswanathan started his career as ASP of Thampuri district.
AK Viswanathan, who served as the Chennai Metropolitan Police Commissioner from May 15, 2017 to July 1, 2020, implemented a surveillance camera installation project known as the Third Eye of Chennai City. AK is proud to have installed CCTV surveillance cameras all over Chennai to help reduce crime and catch criminals quickly and brought Chennai under CCTV surveillance. Viswanathan himself joins.
After serving in various capacities in the Tamil Nadu Police for 34 years, he retired on Wednesday after serving as the Chairman and Managing Director of the Tamil Nadu Police Housing Corporation.
The funeral ceremony for him was held on Wednesday at Rajaratnam Stadium, Egmore, Chennai. At that time, A.K., who was watching the policemen’s parade in a vehicle. Viswanathan was felicitated by DGP Shankar Jiwal and Metropolitan Police Commissioner Arun.
DGP AK Viswanathan speaking at the graduation ceremony said: “I joined the Indian Police Service in 1990 and am retiring after 34 years of service. I am proud to have worked in the Tamil Nadu Police Department. My grandfather Perumal worked as head constable. My father Ayyasamy joined the service as SI and worked up to DSP.
I am a third generation police officer in our family. Thanks to my grandparents who were the reason for this. Thanks to my wife, Seema Aggarwal, DGP, Uniformed Personnel Selection Group and my family for supporting me.
I never took any task I was given lightly. I have thought about what I can change and work better. We need to see if we are satisfied with our work as measured by others. I am completely satisfied with that.
I am proud to have served in this Tamil Nadu Police which has the qualities of bravery, wisdom, dignity and welfare of the people.
The excellent work done by the policemen and officers at the level of each police station will bring good name to the higher authorities and the government.
It is due to their hard work that Tamil Nadu Police today is the best in India in maintaining law and order, preventing crime and detecting crimes. I thank them for that and request them to continue to provide such efforts.
Every problem that comes to the police station with grief is huge for them. When we work to get justice for them because of our righteous action to remove those sufferings, the bloom and smile on their faces is priceless.
As I wore the khaki uniform for the last time today, my eyes were filled with tears. “If there is a next birth, I pray that God will give me the opportunity to work in the police,” he said.
A.K. His son, who participated in Viswanathan’s graduation ceremony, hugged him and the event was emotional and heartfelt.
