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New Direction for Police Family Welfare: Sensitive and Visionary Decisions Taken at the 26th Rajasthan Police Welfare Fund Board Meeting

Rajasthan Police Welfare 2026: DGP Rajiv Kumar Sharma chairs the 26th board meeting. Major decisions include medical aid for retired personnel and relief for maternity expenses.
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JAIPUR | Administrative Desk

In a significant move to strengthen the welfare, security, and social support of the Rajasthan Police family, the 26th meeting of the Rajasthan Police Welfare Fund Board was held on Wednesday. Presided over by DGP Shri Rajiv Kumar Sharma at the Police Headquarters, the meeting focused on boosting the morale of the force and ensuring comprehensive protection for their families.

Key Directives: Major Relief for Retired Personnel and Families

The board took several humanitarian decisions aimed at providing financial stability to both serving and former members of the department:

  • Support for Retired Personnel: In a landmark decision, retired police personnel will now be eligible for financial assistance from the Police Welfare Fund to cover expenses for treating serious and long-term illnesses.
  • Maternity Expense Relief: To support police families during medical emergencies, the board decided to provide financial assistance for additional expenses incurred during complex maternity operations or surgeries within a prescribed limit.
  • Compassionate Debt Waiver: The board approved the waiver of a pending loan amount of ₹5 lakh in the name of the late Constable Shri Ratandeep Meena of the Third Battalion RAC Bikaner, providing much-needed relief to his bereaved family.

Modernization and Expansion of Infrastructure

The board emphasized upgrading facilities to improve the working environment and quality of life for personnel:

  • Upgrading Canteens and Libraries: A decision was made to invite proposals for modernizing and equipping police line canteens and libraries with better facilities.
  • Extension to New Districts: Proposals have been invited to open Central Police Kalyan Bhandar (CPC) canteens in newly created districts and units to ensure equal access to welfare facilities for all personnel.
  • Scholarship Revision: The board will examine proposals to increase and standardize the rates for technical and professional scholarships, with a decision expected in the next meeting.

Financial Discipline and Transparency

The meeting approved the income and expenditure statement for the financial year 2025-26. DGP Shri Rajiv Kumar Sharma stressed that maintaining the morale of the force and providing their families with a sense of security is the department’s top priority. He called for absolute transparency, accountability, and effective implementation of all welfare schemes.

Expert Analysis: A Boost for the Force’s Morale

Administrative experts believe that extending health benefits to retired personnel is a commendable step that strengthens the bond between the department and its staff. Such financial cushions during medical or family emergencies significantly reduce the stress on personnel, directly enhancing their operational efficiency. Furthermore, the expansion of facilities to newly formed districts ensures that administrative growth is matched by grassroots-level welfare.

Disclaimer: This article is prepared based on the official meeting details and press releases issued by the Rajasthan Police Headquarters and the Department of Information and Public Relations.

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