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began his career in the Indian Government in 1970 and
served in the Indian Police Service until 2004. From
1994-1997, he was the Additional Commissioner of Police,
Delhi, in the New Delhi and Southern Ranges. Pereira's
last position from 2003 July to 2004 October, was as
the Joint Commissioner of Police for the New Delhi Range
of the Capital City.
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called the 'High Profile Cop' of the Delhi Police, he
was known for his no-nonsense approach to curbing anti-social
elements and rioters and for bringing order to chaotic
conditions on city roads in Delhi
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has nine national and four regional awards adorning
the lapel of his uniform, making him one of the most
highly decorated police officers in India.
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a man of diverse interests, involved in social welfare
activities as a Rotarian, a prolific writer and a much
sought-after speaker, interviewed on Radio and Television
networks, like NDTV, AajTak, CNN, BBC, CNBC, ABN, STAR
and others), his versatility has earned him the nickname
of "The Thinking Policeman”
“ ………………
the criminal justice system is already affected –
the rot and decay already set in – many would say,
beyond redemption. Going by common perception, telling
lies in court to suit individual need or circumstance
is an accepted norm today – if at all one is constrained
to testify as a witness in court. More so, in a criminal
case where evidence tampering and witness-inducement through
money-power, influence, allurement or blackmail, cajoling,
bullying, intimidation or threat is the order of the day………………..”
Available at maxwellpereira44@gmail.com
or maxpk@vsnl.com
& http://www.planetindia.net/maxwell
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