Karnataka forms three committees led by retired DGPs to recommend police reforms in two months
Karnataka government has established three committees, each headed by a retired Director General of Police, to propose reforms for the state's police force. The committees are tasked with delivering recommendations within two months. The move follows concerns over police accountability and aims to modernize law‑enforcement practices across Karnataka. The committees will review procedures, suggest changes to recruitment, training, and technology, and propose mechanisms for oversight.