Kerala will roll out its 'My Police Station' reform on August 15, with sub-inspectors set to head most police stations in the state. The initiative, announced by Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala, aims to improve accessibility and accountability of the police force. It is part of the government's efforts to enhance citizen engagement and make law enforcement more approachable. Under the new arrangement, sub-inspectors will lead the majority of police stations, a change that could bring senior officers closer to the public. Chennithala said the initiative is intended to strengthen trust between police and communities. The reform is being introduced under the 'My Police Station' banner, which focuses on improving the overall interaction between citizens and local police. While the government has set the August 15 date for the launch, it has not yet specified how many stations will be affected or whether the change will apply across the entire state. More details about the implementation are expected as the launch date approaches. The move is seen as a significant step in police administration, shifting greater responsibility to sub-inspectors in managing day-to-day station operations. This reform underscores the state's commitment to a more citizen-friendly police system.