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PANAJI: Taking cognizance of Monday’s incident wherein police personnel allegedly assaulted a member of the public, director general of police (DGP) Muktesh Chander said that there must be some “defect in the training” of “short-tempered police personnel”. DGP said that those police personnel will be given “exemplary punishment” and it set an example for others.He told TOI that there is a trend of short-tempered police personnel being associated with the Goa Police and it is not acceptable. “We have to explain to them that they cannot assault someone when they are on duty even if it is a criminal, or if they have done wrong or a historysheeter,” he said.Chander also said that these “short-tempered” police personnel have a “different concept” of policing, and they need to change. “We have to explain to them that they cannot assault someone when they are on duty even if it is a criminal, or if they have done wrong or a historysheeter,” he said.Chander also said that these “short-tempered” police personnel have a “different concept” of policing, and they need to change.Taking cognizance of Monday’s incident wherein police personnel allegedly assaulted a member of the public, director general of police (DGP) Muktesh Chander said that there must be some “defect in the training” of “short-tempered police personnel”..