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West Bengal Police Launch Saffron Uniform for 20,000 Volunteers

The West Bengal Police Department has rolled out a new saffron‑coloured uniform for its 20,000 volunteer force, aiming to boost visibility and morale among community policing units. The initiative, announced in Kolkata, will see volunteers receive matching shirts, trousers and badges starting in late August. Officials say the fresh look will enhance coordination during public events and routine patrols.

West Bengal Police Launch Saffron Uniform for 20,000 Volunteers
West Bengal Police Launch Saffron Uniform for 20,000 VolunteersPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

The West Bengal Police have introduced a new saffron‑coloured uniform for its 20,000 volunteer officers.

The initiative, announced in a press briefing in Kolkata, aims to improve the visibility of volunteers during public events and routine patrols. Volunteers will receive matching shirts, trousers and badges, with distribution beginning in late August.

Police officials say the new look will strengthen community policing efforts and boost morale among volunteers, who play a key role in maintaining public order across the state.

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